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he Government Information Department has issued a special announcement declaring 538 Grama Niladhari divisions belonging to 14 districts as high-risk zones.

According to the report, the province with the highest risk of dengue has been named the Western Province, which includes many Grama Niladhari divisions in the three districts of Colombo, Gampaha and Kalutara.

What are the high-risk Grama Niladhari divisions in the Western Province?

The district with the highest risk of dengue is the Colombo District. All the Grama Seva Officer Divisions with a high risk of dengue in all three districts of the Western Province are shown below.

01. Colombo District

Battaramulla – Batapotha, Subhuthipura, Thalangama North, Walpola, Kalapaluwawa, Mutthettugoda

Boralesgamuwa – Werahera South, Katuwawala South, Boralesgamuwa East, Neelammahara, Bodhirajapura, Divulpitiya East

Dehiwala – Kohuwala, D1, Karagampitiya, Nedimale

Egoda Uyana – Indibedda East, Egoda Uyana South, Egoda Uyana North, Indibedda West, Moratumulla East, Villorawatte West

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