International Support for Ditwah Affected Sri Lanka

As of the latest updates regarding the humanitarian assistance for Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka, the country has received various forms of financial and material support from several countries and organizations. Here are some of the key contributors:

Australia: The Australian Government pledged AUD 1 million (approximately USD 650,000) for humanitarian assistance, aimed at helping with immediate relief efforts, including food, clean water, and medical supplies.

India: The Indian government provided substantial assistance, including emergency supplies and financial aid to support relief operations. Specific amounts may vary as aid efforts progress. India has also provided significant aid through "Operation Sagar Bandhu" including relief materials and rescue operations by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and Indian Air Force helicopters.

Japan: Japan has also committed to providing financial support and relief goods to assist those affected by the cyclone, with a focus on rebuilding infrastructure and providing essential services.

United Nations and NGOs: Various UN agencies and non-governmental organizations have mobilized funds and resources for relief efforts. This includes partnerships with local organizations to ensure that assistance reaches those in need.

European Union: The EU has expressed its readiness to provide support and may allocate funding through humanitarian programs aimed at disaster response and recovery.

Other Nations: Other countries, including the United States and Canada, have also expressed solidarity and are evaluating the needs to offer targeted support for humanitarian assistance.

The amounts received may continue to evolve as more countries and organizations respond to the crisis. The humanitarian aid is intended to facilitate immediate relief efforts while also laying the groundwork for longer-term recovery and resilience building in the affected areas.