On successful completion of their training at Naval Institute of Technology (NIT) in Welisara, 32 naval artificer apprentices of the 22nd artificer intake passed out at the main parade ground of NIT in Welisara on 20 Jun 25. The ceremony was graced by Director General Engineering, Rear Admiral Hasantha Dassanaike as the Chief Guest, at the invitation of Director of Studies (NIT), Captain Hemajith Bandara.

Representing the Sri Lanka Navy's ongoing commitment to community welfare through their Naval Social Responsibility (NSR) programme, 02 new Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants were officially opened in the villages of Thelhiriyawa and Konwewa of Thambuttegama, Anuradhapura on 20 Jun 25.

In a proactive effort to enhance maritime environmental safety, the Sri Lanka Navy and Coast Guard joined forces for an intensive two-day oil spill response drill (16th and 17th Jun 25) at PH Bay in Kankasanthurei.

Demonstrating its unwavering dedication to public welfare and community development, the Sri Lanka Navy joined forces with the Sri Lanka Coast Guard and the Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources to provide vital life-saving training for fishermen in the Northern region. The training sessions were held at SLNS Kanchadewa and SLNS Gotaimbara on 11 and 18 Jun 25.

In continuation of Naval Social Responsibility initiatives, the Navy conducted a series of dental health camps from 03 to 07 Jun 25. The programmes were held in Maho and Kumbukgate in Kurunegala and Mundalama, Kottukachchiya and Gangewadiya in Puttalam, in a gesture aimed at giving back to the community.