Water level rising in Kalu, Nilwala Rivers and Attanagalu Oya: DMC

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Water level in the Kalu, Nilwala rivers and Attanagalu Oya was increasing due to the heavy rains experienced in Colombo and several other areas in the country, Disaster Management Centre said (DMC).

DMC spokesman Pradeep Kodippili said water level in Millakanda and Patupaula in Kalu River and Panadugama in Nilwala River was increasing while water level in Dunamale in Attanagalu Oya has also gone up to the flood level.

The DMC said people would have to be evacuated if there was rapid increase in water levels in the above areas.

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ANTON Saturday, 28 May 2016 01:00 PM

CAN ANYONE SAY , WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WATER LEVEL OF RIVERS AND TAXES.

IVJ Saturday, 28 May 2016 01:10 PM

Weather and the water levels are caused partly due to ordinary people but the increase in taxes are caused by " abnormal" people ( aka politicians).

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Water level rising in Kalu, Nilwala Rivers and Attanagalu Oya: DMC

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