Sri Lanka has been placed on high alert as Cyclone Ditwah continues to wreak havoc, resulting in a death toll of 56. The storm, which has been moving northwest toward India, is expected to bring heavy rainfall to nearly all parts of the island nation. Damage has already been reported in Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, raising concerns about the potential impact of the storm on the country’s infrastructure and residents.
Authorities have issued warnings for heavy rainfall and potential flooding, urging residents to take precautions and stay indoors. Emergency services are working to rescue those affected by the storm, and evacuation efforts are underway in vulnerable areas. The storm has disrupted transportation and communication networks, causing widespread inconvenience and posing a significant threat to public safety.
As Cyclone Ditwah approaches the Indian subcontinent, meteorologists are closely monitoring its path and intensity. While the exact impact of the storm on Sri Lanka remains uncertain, officials are emphasizing the need for preparedness and cooperation among communities to mitigate potential damages and ensure the safety of citizens.