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49216-002: Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Social Monitoring Report Project Number: 49216-002 Loan Number: 3409 Semi Annual Report January 2019 SRI: Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Project Volume 02 of 05: Annexures 01 to 04 Prepared by the Ceylon Electricity Board for the Asian Development Bank. This social monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. Your attention is directed to the “terms of use” section on ADB’s website.'. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area Annexure 1: Progress of Implementing Safeguard Activities for Puttalum GSS – Keeriyankalliya 33kV Line Construction This report presents the safeguard activities which are being conducted relevant to the proposed 33kV tower line from Puttalum Grid Substation to the prposed gantry at Keeriyankalliya. 01. The List of affected persons The list of affected persons is attached in Table 1-1 W- Serial notice Name Address DS Division GS Division no ref 1 1201 W.T. Wijesiri Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady 2 1202 D.M.Somarathna Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady 3 1203 M.A.Sampath 200/1,Kurunagala Road,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Kumara Kurera 4 1204 H.A.Namali Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Malkanthi 5 1205 H.M.Somarathna Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady 6 1206 D.A.Nishantha Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Sisira Kumara 7 1207 D.A.Wajira Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Priyadarshani 8 1208 A.Samanthi Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Athukorala 9 1209 M.A.Kulawathi 6th Mile Post,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Irangani 10 1210 A.M.Somawathi Swarnajayanthi Mw,No 14,6th Puttalam Kallady Mile Post,Kallady 11 1211 H.M.Ajith Swarnajayanthi Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Post,Kallady 12 1212 A.M.Inoka Swarnajayanthi Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Priyadarshani Post,Kallady 13 1213 H.M.Sarath Swarnajayanthi Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Deshapriya Post,Kallady 14 1214 H.O.M.Fairoos 37/46,J.P.Lane,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady 15 1215 A.M.Jayasena Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Post,Puttalam Central 1-1 16 1216 R.A.Meri Magrat Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Post,Puttalam Central 17 1217 D.M.Dhammika Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Thushara Post,Puttalam Central 18 1218 D.M.Saman Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Weerasinghe Post,Puttalam Central 19 1219 I.A.Dharmasiri Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Post,Puttalam Central 20 1220 H.P.D.Kanthi Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I Piyasili Post,Puttalam kkadawala 21 1221 M.H.Pathmasili Kandeyaya,Kottukachchiya Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I kkadawala 22 1222 P.W.Nishantha Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I Kumara Post,Puttalam kkadawala 23 1223 R.M.Wijesiri Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I Rathnayaka Post,Puttalam kkadawala 24 1224 W.Irangani Uththara Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala kkadawala m 25 1225 W.Liliyan Uththara Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I Biyattris Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala kkadawala m 26 1226 D.Nandana Uththara Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-I Wimalaweera Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala kkadawala m 27 1227 U.Prasheda Samindu Mw,Kurunagala Rd,6th Puttalam Kallady Marinas Mile Post,Kallady 28 1228 Penat Aneeta Sirithunga Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Post,Kallady 29 1229 W.M.Leenas Sirithunga Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Post,Kallady 30 1230 K.P.Swarnalatha Sirithunga Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Post,Kallady 31 1231 H.A.Kristy Sirithunga Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Lenard Perera Post,Kallady 32 1232 H.P.Kanthi Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady Gunathunga 33 1233 K.Pathmawathi 615/A,Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttala Puttalam Kallady m 1-2 34 1234 H.P.Sirisena Samagipura,6th Mile Post,Kallady Puttalam Kallady 35 1235 K.Kanthi Meeoya Rd,Kallady Puttalam Kallady 36 1236 K.A.Rashmi No 09,Cement Factory Puttalam Kallady Tharushika Rd,Kallady Madhushani 37 1237 M.M.S.Madhuran Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady ga 38 1238 I.A.Pathmasiri Pinnakalewatta,Diwulapitiya Puttalam Attawilluwa Athukorala Central 39 1239 B.R.Hemachandra Uththara Puttalam Attawilluwa Siriwardhana Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala Central m 40 1240 M.E.Perera Uththara Puttalam Attawilluwa Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala Central m 41 1241 M.Theres Melka Uththara Puttalam Attawilluwa Perera Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala Central m 42 1242 W.Anasly Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Fernando Post,Puttalam Central 43 1243 S.D.I.L.Rathnalat Kiwula 04,Kottakachchiya Mahakumbu ha kkadawala 44 1244 H.A.Somalatha Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Central 45 1245 P.P.Nikolospulle No 17,Kiwula 04,Kottukachchiya Puttalam Attawilluwa Central 46 1246 W.Chandra No 36,Marada,Marawila Puttalam Attawilluwa Malani Central 47 1247 S.D.Garlin Ruwan Niwasa,Kiwula Mahakumbu Kiwula 4 Pemawathi 04,Kottukachchiya kkadawala 48 1248 T.D.Hentrik Kiwula Mahakumbu Kiwula 4 Singhgho 04,Galkulama,Kottukachchiya kkadawala 49 1249 T.D.Bebinona Kiwula Mahakumbu Kiwula 4 04,Galkulama,Kottukachchiya kkadawala 50 1250 T.D.Jone Sighgho Kiwula Mahakumbu Kiwula 4 04,Galkulama,Kottukachchiya kkadawala 1-3 51 1251 J.A.Seetha Kiwula 04,Kottukachchiya Mahakumbu Kiwula 4 Ranjani kkadawala 52 1252 G.D.Lalani Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Damayanthi Central 53 1253 R.M.Disna Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Madushani Central 54 1254 J.A.Stanly Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Central 55 1255 H.A.Srimath Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Perera Central 56 1256 M.L.Sandya Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Kumari Central 57 1257 H.D.Podiya Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Central 58 1258 R.A.Jenet Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Peterson Central Rajapaksha 59 1259 R.A.Yasintha Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Latha Rajapaksha Central 60 1260 K.K.Nirosha Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Chamali Central 61 1261 E.P.Nimal Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Ananda Central 62 1262 M.A.Roshan Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Vithana Benet Central Perera 63 1263 E.P.Malkanthi Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Pemasiri Central 64 1264 E.P.Somawathi Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Central 65 1265 R.M.Sarath Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Kumara Central 66 1266 W.K.Antani Swarnajayanthi Mw,6th Mile Puttalam Kallady Wijesinghe Post,Kallady 67 1267 H.A.C.D.P.Hapua Uththara Attawilluwa Rd,6th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa rachchi Post,Kallady Central 68 1268 W.A.Karunarathn Daya Puttalam Kallady a Stores,Galkulama,Kottakachchiya 1-4 69 1269 U.P.T.P.Wijesing Sanhindiyawa,Lunuwila Puttalam Kallady he 70 1270 H.P.Baby Sinhapura,Kallady,Puttalam Puttalam Kallady 71 1271 D.P.D.Sarath Kiwula 04/02,Kottakachchiya Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-II Sisira Kumara kkadawala 72 1272 D.P.D.Dayananda Kiwula 04,Kanaththa Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-II Wijekumara Rd,Kottukachchiya kkadawala 73 1273 K.D.Dayarathna Uththara Puttalam Attawilluwa Attawilluwa,Attawilluwa,Puttala Central m 74 1274 K.A.Ranasinghe Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Post,Puttalam Central 75 1275 B.Vialot Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Puttalam Attawilluwa Post,Puttalam Central 76 1276 K.D.Sunilawathi Kiwula 04,Kottukachchiya Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-II kkadawala 77 1277 J.A.Piyadasa Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Central 78 1278 W.A.R.U.Wannia Koswatiya Rd,Uththara Puttalam Attawilluwa rachchi Attawilluwa,Puttalam Central 79 1279 T.P.Saman Uththara Attawilluwa,Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa Kumara Fernando Central 80 1280 G.Wijerani Kiwula 04,Akkara Puttalam Attawilluwa 20,Kottukachchiya Central 76 1276 K.D.Sunilawathi Kiwula 04,Kottukachchiya Mahakumbu Kiwula 4-II kkadawala 82 1282 H.P.D.Premathila Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Mahakumbu ka Post,Puttalam kkadawala 83 1283 A.D.Samantha Shramashakthi Mw,Central Mahakumbu Priyadarshani Attawilluwa,Puttalam kkadawala 84 1284 G.R.Sunil Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya Mundel Welusumanap Geetharathna ura 85 1285 G.R.Gamini Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya Mundel Welusumanap Karunarathna ura 86 1286 R.P.Rathnapala Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya Mundel Welusumanap ura 1-5 87 1287 M.P.Vilbet Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya Mahakumbu Kiwula Thilakarathna kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 88 1288 R.P.D.Somasiri Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya Mahakumbu Kiwula kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 89 1289 W.Susantha No 22,Kiwula Tharuna Mahakumbu Kiwula Premalal Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 90 1290 W.M.Chandrawat No 23,Kiwula Tharuna Mahakumbu Kiwula hi Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 91 1291 W.M.Seelawathi Kiwula Tharuna Mahakumbu Kiwula Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 92 1292 K.S.S.N.Kumaras Kiwula Tharuna Mahakumbu Kiwula inghe Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 93 1293 W.A.Chandrawat Kandeyaya,Kottukachchiya,Puttal Puttalam Kallady hi am 94 1294 D.M.Wimalawath 7th Lane,Bhodirajapura,9th Mile Mahakumbu Kiwula i Post,Puttalam kkadawala Tharuna Wyaparaya 95 1295 J.A.Jayathunga Kiwula Mahakumbu Kiwula 23,Welasiya,Madurankuliya kkadawala
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