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Water levels of Gin and Kalu continue to rise

Water levels of Gin and Kalu gangas continues to rise

by Staff Writer 25-09-2019 | 3:29 PM
Colombo (News 1st): Water levels across a number of rivers continue to rise and authorities have requested the people living on the banks of those rivers to be cautious. The Department of Irrigation said the water levels of the Ging and Kalu gangas are continuing to rise while the Attanagalu Oya reached a high-level today (September 25).

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