The President’s Media Division said the latest relief shipment arrived through multiple transport channels as part of ongoing humanitarian support.
An Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft delivered 15 tons of dry rations along with 10 tons of medicines to assist affected communities. Authorities said the supplies will support immediate relief needs.
In addition, an Indian Coast Guard vessel, “Shaurya,” delivered 50 tons of dry rations by sea on December 15. Officials formally handed over the consignment at the port.
Indian Deputy High Commissioner Dr. Satyanjal Pandey handed over the supplies to Deputy Minister of Civil Aviation Janith Ruwan Kodithuwakku during the official reception.
Meanwhile, the Indian medical team deployed under Operation “Sagar Bandhu” has completed its humanitarian assignment. The team has since returned to India after providing medical assistance during the emergency phase.
Authorities said coordination with international partners remains active as relief and recovery operations continue in affected areas.
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