The London-based Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC) has appealed to Commonwealth countries to support the recovery efforts in Sri Lanka which is facing a natural calamity of unprecedented levels
“CWEIC has a significant presence in Sri Lanka, and our strategic partners stand ready to assist in any way we can during this difficult time. We will continue to support international efforts and appeal to Commonwealth nations to contribute to Sri Lanka’s recovery,” said Lord Marland, Chairman, CWEIC and Lord Swire, Deputy Chairman, CWEIC in a statement.
It said with the death toll now exceeding 300, hundreds more people missing, and thousands left without homes or livelihoods, the impact on Sri Lanka is devastating, and affecting all parts of the country.
“Sri Lanka has survived through the extraordinary efforts of countless volunteers and ordinary people. Once again, we see this remarkable resilience and cooperation from Sri Lankans who are working to restore order, basic services, and supplies where possible,” the statement said.
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