In the wake of recent severe weather, the Sri Lanka Navy has worked out a comprehensive, island-wide programme for Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR), delivering essential services to affected communities.

Demonstrating an enduring maritime partnership and humanitarian commitment, the Pakistan Navy has delivered a significant consignment of relief materials to communities in Sri Lanka affected by recent severe weather.

In a demonstration of enduring maritime partnership and humanitarian commitment, the Indian Navy has delivered substantial relief materials to communities in Sri Lanka impacted by recent adverse weather conditions.

The Sri Lanka Navy has mobilized dedicated, island-wide efforts as of 02 Dec 25 to deliver vital humanitarian aid and disaster relief to communities devastated by adverse weather. The Navy is working on full swing, focused on restoring critical infrastructure, including water supply, power systems, and roadways, while providing essential medical support, dry rations, and clean drinking water.

In a dedicated humanitarian initiative, the Sri Lanka Navy on 02 Dec 25 mobilized resources to provide assistance to communities distressed by recent inclement weather. The relief effort includes the deployment of mobile kitchens capable of preparing large quantities of cooked meals and mobile Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants designed to produce safe drinking water.

The Chief of Defence Force of Maldives National Defence Force, Major General Ibrahim Hilmy met with the Chief of Staff of the Sri Lanka Navy, Rear Admiral Damian Fernando at the Navy Headquarters on 01 Dec 25.

The Sri Lanka Navy on 29 Nov 25 bade farewell to Rear Admiral Pradeep Karunathilake who relinquished his duties to which he was committed over the past 35 years in the Sri Lanka Navy.

The Commander of the Navy, Vice Admiral Kanchana Banagoda visited the Indian Naval Ship (INS) UDAYGIRI at the Port of Colombo on 27 Nov 25. INS UDAYGIRI arrived in Sri Lanka to take part in the International Fleet Review (IFR) 2025, hosted by the Sri Lanka Navy, to mark its 75th anniversary.

The Commander of the Navy, Vice Admiral Kanchana Banagoda visited the Indian Naval Ship (INS) VIKRANT at the Port of Colombo on 27 Nov 25. The aircraft carrier arrived in Sri Lanka to take part in the International Fleet Review 2025, hosted by the Sri Lanka Navy, to mark its 75th anniversary.

The Commander of the Navy, Vice Admiral Kanchana Banagoda, visited the Bangladesh Naval Ship (BNS) PROTTOY at the Port of Colombo on 27 Nov 25. The vessel is in Sri Lanka to participate in the International Fleet Review (IFR) 2025, a key event celebrating the Sri Lanka Navy's 75th anniversary.