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181 183 169 182 177 184 185 SRI LANKAN 186 187 180 178 168 144 179 92 TORTURE SITES 192 ARMY SITES 191 152 POLICE SITES 147 188 189 145 NAVY SITES 199 198 193 148 195 190 197 149 “REHABILITATION” CAMPS 196 203 194 SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL SITES 127 201 200 PARAMILITARIES OTHER CIVIC BUILDINGS 146 125 171 UNIDENTIFIED PERPETRATOR UNIT 153 202 170 128 138 129 122 133 91 94 123 126 132 90 124 130 131 136 159 215 218 207 214 219 208 31 28 204 29 36 35 209 134 32 38 30 37 211 33 210 135 34 1 62 58 176 212 50 174 26 175 51 60 61 55 107 105 56 48 106 25 49 47 57 54 59 53 151 45 43 46 40 213 39 44 150 86 104 95 41 102 80 87 42 167 78 73 79 74 217 155 89 2 172 98 158 100 88 216 154 163 103 101 99 66 161 85 75 71 76 72 111 108 77 112 81 3 156 82 110 63 142 139 109 64 4 96 5 141 6 8 162 7 140 113 166 205 67 84 93 97 114 206 70 160 164 10 65 143 165 9 157 14 68 69 83 173 12 117 120 119 116 118 23 24 13 11 115 22 17 21 121 27 19 137 15 18 16 20 48. Vijaya College, Matale 109. Sethsiripaya Building, Battaramulla 172. Kandana Police station, 1971 49. Mattawa army camp, Warakawala 110. Lakehouse(newspapers) Basement, Gampaha District 50. Naula Army Camp Colombo Fort Almost all police stations in the south 51. Army Camp, Ovilikanda 111. Torrington Avenue, Colombo 7 were used for torture in this period; they 1980s: 52. Kataranthenna Bungalow Army Camp, 112. Colombo Municipal Council are too numerous to depict on the map. Raththota Slaughterhouse, Dematagoda Colombo 8 Presidential Commissions of Inquiry into Torture also occurred at two university 53. Army Camp, Ukuwela 113. Borella Public Cemetery, Colombo 8 the Involuntary Removal or Disappearance of premises used for “rehabilitation”. 54. Army Camp, Udupihilla 114. Royal Colombo Golf Club, Model Persons (1995-2000), Amnesty International, Detainees were frequently taken from police 55. Army Camp, Hettipola Farm road, Narahenpita, Colombo 8 JDS reports & testimony, Dharman cells to CID offices in Longdon Place and 56. Technical Training College in Wickremeratne book. Wijerama in Colombo 7 where torture was Nagolla Road, Matale Ratnapura District routine during interrogation. 57. Army Camp near Christ 2009+: Church College Army Camp, Matale 115. Mahaweli Authority staff quarters 58. Government Farm, Pelwehera opposite Embilipitiya National School, ITJP testimony. Rehabilitation Sites 1987-9 59. Bandarapola Camp, Bandarapola Embilipitiya listed inICJ report (2010) and Bureau of 60. Kaikawala Army Camp Commissioner General of Rehabilitation. A large number of police stations mainly 61. Raththota Army Camp Kalutara District were used for torture during this period; 62. Kimbissa Army Camp they are too numerous to depict on the map. TAMIL PARAMILITARIES 116. Soranathota Estate, Soranathota Below are some of the army torture sites. Badulla District 117. Gikiyanakanda Estate, Kalutara 173. Cells behind a Hotel (name redacted) 118. Rest House, Mahagama in Panadura, Kalutara District 63. YMCA building, Welimada 119. Agriculture centre, Bombuwala 174. STF & Tamil paramilitary site in “REHABILITATION” CAMP 64. Ambagasdoowa Camp, Welimada 120. Hotel Meriviya, Kalutara Kaluwanchikudy, Batticaloa District 65. Urban Council building, Bandarawela 175. Iniyabharathi’s basement under 1. Royal college open camp Polonnaruwa 66. Race Course Grounds, Badulla Galle District his office in Thambiluvil, Batticaloa (Army and RDF) 176. Kiran detention site, SINHALA PARAMILITARIES 67. Army camp, Bandarawela 121. Hilltop Hotel, Kaluwella Batticaloa District 68. Beragala Army camp, Haputhale 2. Batalanda housing scheme, 69. Beragala Summer Fashion Biyagama, Sapugaskanda Police and ARMY CAMPS garment factory, Haputhale paramilitary (PRRA). 2006 — 2019 70. Pinarawa Army camp Jaffna Peninsula 71. Hali Ela Motors building, Badulla “REHABILITATION” CAMPS ARMY SITES 72. Senanayaka grounds STF camp 177. Achchuveli Army Camp, Jaffna NORTH 178. Allarai Camp in Kodikamam, Jaffna Colombo District Nuwaraeliya District 179. Chavakachcheri Army Camp, Jaffna 122. Dharamapuram Welfare Centre 180. Jaffna Town Army Camp 3. Law faculty, Colombo University – Army 73. Paddy Marketing Board Store, Walapane 123. Gamini Maha Vidyalayam 181. Keerimalai Army Camp close to Intelligence and PRRA paramilitary 74. Walapane Tea factory 124. Kovilkulam Maha Vidyalayam Kankesanturai, Jaffna 4. Henry Pedris Stadium (Joint Operations (now provincial council), Walapane 125. Maradamadu 182. Thelipalay Army Camp, Jaffna Combined), Havelock Town, Colombo 5 75. Cinestar Cinema theatre, Nuwaraeliya 126. Nellukkulam Technical College 183. Palaly Army camp, Jaffna 5. Yataro Cafeteria, Thimbirigasyaya, 76. Town Hall, Nuwaraeliya 127. Omanthai School – TID detention site 184. Uduvil Army Camp Colombo 5 77. Tea Factory, Lindula, Talawakelle then Rehabilitation Camp 185. Urelu Army Camp Jaffna 6. Isurupaya Building housing government 128. Pampaimadu (army camp & 186. Urumpirai Army Camp Jaffna offices, Battaramulla, Colombo District Gampaha District rehabilitation camp) 187. Kaithady Junction Army Camp, Jaffna 7. Salawa Plywood Corporation premises 129. Poonthottam Cooperative Training Army Camp, Kosgama, Colombo District 78. Yakkala Maha Vidyalaya, Yakkala School/College of Education Vanni 8. Oruwala Steel Corporation Training 79. Commando camp, Ganemulla 130. Pothanichchur Muslim Maha Vidyalayam Centre, Army Camp, Colombo District 80. Hunumulla Sinha Regiment Camp, 131. Rambaikulam Holy Family Convent 188. Kilinochchi Army Camp 9. Tyronne Fernando Stadium, Moratuwa Divulapitiya 132. Tamil Maha Vidyayalam 189. Kangapuram Army Camp, Kilinochchi 10. Mattegoda Army camp, Colombo District 81. Dompe Army safehouse 133. Vellikulam Muslim Girls College 190. Iranapalai Army Camp, Kilinochchi 191. Camp near Paranthan Junction, Ratnapura District POLICE SITES EAST Kilinochchi 192. Iyakkachchi Army Camp, Elephant Pass, 11. Sevana Army Camp, Embilipitiya 82. Crime Detective Bureau, 134. Kandakadu in Pollonnaruwa Kilinochchi 12. Municipal Council Building, Ratnapura Gregory’s Road, Colombo 7 135. Welikanda/Senapura Camp 193. Iranamadu Army Camp, Kilinochchi 13. Kuttigala Army Camp, Embilipitiya Crime Detective Bureau 194. Keppapulavu Army Camp, Mullaitivu 14. Kuruwita Army Camp, Kuruwita 83. Police office building, Panadura, IDP camp 195. Mullaitivu Army Camp 196. Sampath Nuwara IDP / Army Camp, Matara District Kalutara District 136. Manik Farm Internment Camps, Mullaitivu near VAVUNIYA. 15. Johnnydale Army Camp, Thelijjawila War end at Surrender: 16. Eliyakanda Army Camp OTHER POLICE 84. STF Headquarters (Presently POLICE 17. Mulatiyana Army camp ODEL showroom), Colombo District 197. Udayaarkaddu Mahavidyalayam Camp, Vanni 18. Weligama Army Camp 85. Police office building, Peliyagoda, 198. Vallipunam School, Vanni 19. Hettiyawala Army Camp TID Colombo District 137. Boosa Camp, Galle 199. Kilinochchi Hospital 20. Talalla Vocational Training Centre 86. Ampitiya Police Barracks, 138. TID camp in VAVUNIYA, known as Kandy District Thekkawatta. Vavuniya District Hambantota District 87. Divulapitiya Police Station, Gampaha District 200. Veppankulam Army Camp 21. Community Centre, Angunakolapelessa CID 88. Badulla Haliela Motors garage, 139. 4th floor, Colombo Fort, Colombo 1 201. Army Camp near Omanthai School 22. Middeniya Army Camp Badulla District (also used by army) 140. CID in Harbour, Colombo Fort 202. Joseph Camp, VAVUNIYA Town 141. Borella CID building, Colombo 8 203. Kanagarayankulam Army Camp, VAVUNIYA Kalutara District COUNTER SUBVERSIVE UNIT 142. CID Intelligence Unit at Kotahena 89. Police Bachelors Quarters, police station, Colombo 13 Anuradhapura District 23. Beruwala Agricultural Centre Gampaha District 143. Nugegoda CID office, Colombo District 24. Army Detention Camp, Pelawatta, 144. CID in Chavakachcheri, Jaffna District 204. Thanthirimale Army Camp, Anuradhapura Kalutara District; This was an open 145. CID in Vallipunam, Vanni District prison camp opened in1985 and taken TAMIL PARAMILITARIES 146. CID in VAVUNIYA, Vanni District Colombo District over to detain PTA suspects in 1987 90. PLOTE camp near Sivan Kovil, 147. CID office in Kilinochchi, Vanni and was used for torture from 1989. Kovilkulam, VAVUNIYA 148. CID office opposite Iranamadu army camp, 205. Panagoda Army Camp, Colombo District 91. Rambaikulam PLOTE camp, VAVUNIYA 149. CID in Mullaitivu army camp, 206. Colombo Army Camp Kurunegala 92. EPDP camp in Sridhar cinema theatre, Vanni District Stanley Road, Jaffna 150. CID office in Ampara Trincomalee District 25. Hettipola Army Camp 93. EPDP office in Park Road, Colombo 5. 151. CID in Kalmunai Town, Ampara District 26. Wehera Army Camp 94. Malar bakery, Vavuniya 152. CID in Mulliyawalai – abducted 207. Plantain Point, Trincomalee from here to another unknown place, 208. Orr’s Hill Army Camp, Trincomalee Galle District UNIDENTIFIED PERPETRATOR UNITS Vanni District Polonnaruwa District 209. Minneriya Army Camp, 27. Kotigala Army Camp Kandy District SIS secret detention sites Polonnaruwa District 153. Jungle place near VAVUNIYA 210. Welikanda main Army Camp, Polonnaruwa Anuradhapura District 95. Adjoining Kadugannawa police station 154. Sri Mahavihara, Temple Street 211. Facility in jungle circa in Colombo 30 minutes’ drive from Welikanda 28. Pandulagama Army Camp Moneragala District 155. Wattala somewhere close to the (Executions) 29. Yakalla Army Camp railroad, Gampaha District 30. Kekirawa Army Camp 96. Moneragala Community Center Batticaloa District 31. Saliyapura Army Camp 97. Muthukandiya Project Office near CCD 4th mile post, Muthukandiya 156. Kollonnawa,
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    Dinesh Hemachandra Scientist /Geologist National Building Research Organisation Ministry of Disaster Management Sri Lanka Visiting Researcher 2010 – ADRC, Kobe Country Presentation – Sri Lanka Geographical and Historical Background of Sri Lanka Government of Sri Lanka Climate conditions Natural Disasters and Mitigation of Landslide hazard Disaster Management in Sri Lanka My Institute –National Building Research Organisation Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR )activities The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (Formerly known as Ceylon) Geographical situation Geographical Coordinate Longitude 79° 42. to 81° 52 east Latitude 5° 55. to 9° 50. north, The maximum north- south length of (formerly known the island is 435 km and its greatest width is 225 km The Island (including adjacent small islands) covers a land area of 65,610 sq. km. The Bay of Bengal lies to its north and east and the Arabian Sea to its West. Sri Lanka is separated from India by the gulf of Manna and the Palk Strait Historical Background – Kings Rural Period Recent excavations show that even during the Neolithic Age, there were food gatherers and rice cultivators in Sri Lanka documented history began with the arrival of the Aryans from North India. Anuradhapura grew into a powerful kingdom under the rule of king Pandukabhaya. According to traditional history he is accepted as the founder of Anuradhapura. The Aryans introduced the use of iron and an advanced form of agriculture and irrigation. They also introduced the art of government In the mid 2nd century B.C. a large part of north Sri Lanka came under the rule of an invader from South India.
  • A 'Phygital' Experience at HSBC Premier Centre in Pelawatte

    A 'Phygital' Experience at HSBC Premier Centre in Pelawatte

    News Release 22 September 2020 A ‘phygital’ experience at HSBC Premier Centre in Pelawatte With the demographic equation changing and the mass affluent customers now also choosing to live in the suburbs, HSBC is gearing its branches of the periphery of the city to service customers in this segment. Pelawatte has become the latest HSBC branch to be upgraded to be an exclusive Premier Banking centre to meet the growing demand of the affluent population in the residential hub of the Colombo metro region. The newly refurbished Premier centre was declared open by Mark Prothero, CEO for HSBC Sri Lanka and Maldives. Also present was Nadeesha Senaratne, Country Head of Wealth & Personal Banking, together with senior management and staff. Nadeesha Senaratne, said, “HSBC has established a long history of 128 years in Sri Lanka, and in the past few years we have seen the value of strategically expanding to meet the specific needs of our customers.” HSBC’s Pelawatte branch was opened in 1998 and is conveniently located at no 418B Battaramulla - Pannipitiya Road, Battaramulla which currently serves a diverse portfolio of retail banking customers. With the new improvements undertaken, HSBC hopes to provide customers with an inclusive banking service, and attract potential new customers with its Premier banking proposition and worldwide banking service, within the expanding residential neighborhood. The Premier centre in Pelawatte models HSBC’s flagship Premier centre located in Flower road- Colombo 7, with an expansive ‘open’ space concept for casual open dialog with customers. The space has been optimized to enhance the customer experience by providing a ‘phygital’ banking experience with private meeting rooms specially designed to give customers an exclusive banking service with the assistance of a dedicated Relationship Manager.