We were the first….Tsunami struck Sri Lanka around 9.30 a.m. in the morning and our President Dr Chandana Jayaratne made the 1st announcement through National Television at 2.30 p.m. at a time when the whole country was watching the seriousness of damage with astonishment and appealed from the General public to provide cloths, cooked food and medicine for the for tsunami victims. Accordingly we transported 4 lorry loads of commodities to Hambantota on 27.12.2004 the day after the tsunami struck coastal areas.
Dr Mrs Amrasinghe in action at Ahangsama Temple Health camp with 8 nurses on 23.01.2005 No treated 1200
Donation of male and female under ware for tsunami victimized school children in Sri Sumangala Vidyalaya, Hikkaduwa incuding 52 boys and 57 girls sitting for the 2005 April AL examination. (on 04.02.2005 Rotarians in picture are President Chandana, PP Ratne pp Moraes, Gorge, Ganaka, Sagara, Sarth Ilangantillake and
Construction of toilets to cater about 4000 tsunami victims taken the shelter of Sri Nagaramaya premises tsunami refugee camp (January 2005)
Distribution of jerseys and warm cloths for fishermen affected by Tsunami in Thotamunne in the southern most coast of Sri Lanka ( about 1000 rady made warm cloths distrimuted on 04.02.2005)
Construction of toilets to cater about 4000 tsunami victims taken the shelter of Sri Nagaramaya premises tsunami refugee camp (January 2005)
Distribution of jerseys and warm cloths for fishermen
Tsunami affected dilapidated hospital building in Matara base Hospital which will be demolished to reconstruct the proposed Psychiatric ward to cater Tsunami victims who need counseling and mental care (in the areas from Matara to Hamabtota covering a coastal belt of about 100 k.m.)
Donation of male and female under ware and dry rations for Tsunami victims in Hikkaduwa Sri Nagaramaya refugee camp.(on 04.02.2005 Rotarians in picture are Presidentr Chandana, PP Ratne pp Moraes, Gorge, Ganaka, Sagara, Sarth Ilangantillake and Maheer