Port City ‘sahana’ for flood victims!

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Port City’s flood relief programme, “Port City Sahana” kicked off on Sunday (22) in the Sedawatta area along the banks of the Kelani River. Company officials were seen distributing dry rations amongst the residents. Special attention was given to those marooned, and the Port City team worked closely with the Navy, who were running rescue operations further away from the main road. Port City is also working closely with other organizations to support the country’s relief efforts for those affected by the floods

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