Kegalle District Coordinating Committee Co-Chairman, Environment Minister Dr. Dammika Patabande yesterday (30) with the aim of discussing solutions and suggestions to the ongoing issues and implementation of AA sectors related to the development works of Kegalle district Mr and Kegalle District Secretary K. G. S. Kegalle District Coordination Committee met under the leadership of Mr. Nishantha.

 First of the discussion session discussed special issues arising from the last assembly term, presentation of articles and progress in the post-disaster activities and rehabilitation process.

El Nino (El Nino) which has been affected globally as well as Sri Lanka was discussed here on the disaster situation. Deputy Director (Disaster) explained that there are some changes happening locally in Sri Lanka as well as the global El Nino situation as predicted by the Department of Meteorological Sciences and the impact is up to 97%. Maximum intensity here with low rainfall in the coming months of October - November - December and there is no change in the El Nino situation in Kegalle district at present and the country will receive less rainfall in the coming August and normal rainfall in Sabaragamuwa in September He showed that it is possible. According to international forecasts, Sri Lanka will see less rainfall in January - February - March 2027 and should focus on mountain fire, need of drinking water, certain impacts in the agriculture sector due to drought conditions in the coming months. Laddd. The unanimous decision here in the congregation was that preparation should be key to consider before facing the El Nino situation.
2325 dengue patients have been reported over 31 weeks this year, considering dengue risk in the district. After 26 weeks, there was an increase in dengue patients including 4 offices of Chief Health Directorate in Mawanella - Dehiovi - Warakapola - Kegalle. The life cycle of mosquitoes between 7-9 days has shortened due to the current temperatures and has currently been shortened to the 5-day limit. According to the latest forecast, the mosquito life cycle will be trending very quickly due to a 3-day period. There has been an adaptation in the mosquito life cycle and there is still some growth in the mosquito cycle in Ruwanwella - Mawanella - Warakapola - Dehiovit - Kegalle. Dengue cluster decline is noticed and being able to reduce the dengue spread in state institutions by up to 69% is a successful result of efforts so far. Kegalle Regional Healthcare Director said that the dengue spread was 54% in schools exposing these facts. In accordance with the National Declaration Week, a special dengue prevention day has been announced for dengue prevention in all state institutions on 31 July 2026, the relevant work should be done and all the dengue prevention programs that have been done so far should be continuously in the future, the director said further Been there. Also, it is also a specialty to thank the Sri Lankan Army, Pradeshiya Sabha, Red Cross Institute, Sri Lankan Air Force and the rest of the institutions who joined hands for the dengue eradication work.
Implementation of Kegalle District boundary committee decisions - Provincial or district boundary amendments under 2026 (2012 and 2021), establishment of new regional secretariat divisions, regional secretariat division border amendment, grama niladari domination border amendment, grama niladari domination border amendment, gram Discussed here about the basic 6 sectors of the classification of limitless proposals integration of Rama Niladhari domains, separation of gramaladhari domains, according to the number of proposals; renewals; the number of suggestions recommended by the regional coordination committee; the number of suggestions not received by the regional coordination committee Kerina. Discussed the existing issues regarding the limitless decisions submitted by the Additional District Secretary Mrs. Kusum Bandara (Government) at the Divisional Secretariat level and then decided to come into agreement.