Japanese medical team to fly back tonight after humanitarian mission

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The 31-member Japan Disaster Relief (JDR) Medical Team that engaged in providing medical-assistance to disaster affected people has concluded their mission and is scheduled to fly home toningt.

The medical team comprising doctors, medical experts, relief personnel and rescue specialists, arrived in Colombo on December 03.

They provided urgent medical care to communities affected by the recent flooding through the fully equipped mobile field hospital established by them at the Chilaw Police Grounds.

The team met with Health Sectreatry Dr. Anil Jasinghe this morning prior to their departure.

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Cisco Monday, 15 December 2025 05:23 PM

Thank you Japan and its people for supporting us at this difficult situation!

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Ro Bert Monday, 15 December 2025 05:31 PM

Thank you JAPAN

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BLESSINGS TO JAPAN AND ITS PEOPLE Monday, 15 December 2025 05:40 PM

THANKS TO THE GOVT, THE TEAM THAT ARRIVED AND THE PEOPLE OF JAPAN FOR THEIR KIND CONSIDERATION AND SUPPORT GIVE TO THE GOVT AND PEOPLE WHO WERE AFFECTED BY THE RECENT NATURAL DISASTER.

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maha Monday, 15 December 2025 07:15 PM

Thank You JAPAN, Great !

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Ranil Monday, 15 December 2025 07:34 PM

These rescue operational teams must be honoured as national heroes. They must be given a welcome to come anytime to our country. Their governments asked to train our military and local rescuers on how to evacuate people before disasters and how to minimize casualties to avoid mass scale tragedies. We have a lot to learn about what rescue equipment to use and how to operate them, how to train and use canines, how to dig with excavators, prop up mountains and rock from falling when rescue and recover is ongoing, the use of sonic and optical fiber technology by sending probes under debris. We have squandered 77 years by not mastering any.

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Neela Tuesday, 16 December 2025 07:16 AM

Thank you, Japan.

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