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Divisional Secretariat DIVISIONAL SECRETARIAT ADMINISTRATION AO PHONE SN District DS NAME DS Division Office Phone Mobile No LAND PHONE OFFICER NUMBER 1 PRABAKARAMOORTHY Dunukkai 243248121 765373375 212285266 K.BHANUMATHI 775046243 2 D.S.N.RANJANA Manthei East 243248098 773160332 212283460 K.NIRANJANA 778784591 3 Maritime Pattu 212290165 212290165 S.SHELVARANI 777514245 4 Mulathivu M.PARATHEEPAN Oddusudan 243248060 777570144 212061710 K.INDRAKUMAR 776986135 5 M.PRATHEEPAN Pudukudirippu 213208103 777570144 212061623 B.VIGNESWARAN 774267581 A.V.S.P.KARUNASE 6 W.D.N.SIRIMANNA 253257291 718001686 252056751 716145782 Welioya NA 7 R.D.P SUMANASEKARA AMBAGAMUWA 512242284 714972721 D.P BANDARA 719181664 8 HANGURANKETHA 812369926 9 E.R.LALITHA BANDARA KOTHMALE 522259545 Nuwaraeliya D.G.S. 10 522222237 725518651 S.P.K BODHIMANNA NUWARA ELIYA 777531457 PREMACHNDRA 11 WALAPANE 522278155 12 MR. KUMARA DIMBULAGAMA 272051108 774769534 272051107 JAYASINGHA 13 662256638 S.M.K KUMAARIHAMI ELAHARA 774332338 BANDARA M.G.A 14 272246236 714401461 Polonnaruw R.M.D.P PUSHPAKUMARA HINGURAKGODA 712505154 RANASINGHA 15 a W.M.I KARUNARATHNA LANKA PURA 272242338 719058114 H.M.K.B HERATH 729395885 16 C.M KARUNARATHNA MEDIRIGIRIYA 272248627 718060157 H.M.K.B HERATH 776152285 M.A.A.S NISHSHANKA 17 272222236 718157893 ARACHCHI THAMANKADUWA 723530232 NAYANANANDA 18 H.S.J.K BANDARA WELIKANDA 272259085 729076837 WIMALARATHNA 718181075 19 262255033 S.M.G SAMARAKOON GOMARANKADAWALA 716028514 20 K.P PREMADASA KANTHALE 262234234 773081314 262248033 21 M.A ANAS KINNIYA 262236235 779363830 22 P. THANGAWARAN KUCHCHAWELI 262252619 776502326 23 W.M.R. WIJERATHNA MORAWEWA 262225835 718144051 24 V. YOSUF MUTHUR 262238235 777275294 25 V.P.S GINENDRAN PADAVIYA SRIPURA 252255234 779011461 Trincomalee Trincomalee 26 P.R JAYARATHNA SERUWILA 262251435 710596861 27 262248033 J.SRIPATHI THAMBALAGAMUWA 773081314 28 THOPPUR 773033002 29 262225941 771928128 JOHN PULLE SASITHARAN TOWN AND GRAVETS 777589871 AMJATH ALI VERUGAL 30 602264681 263266681 M.THAYABARAN ECHCHALAMPATTU 773754453 31 Z.A.N. FAIZAR ARANAYAKA 352258038 SUNETHRA 32 362247410 714516621 RAMYA JAYASUNDARA BULATHKOHUPITIYA 714459850 WEERASINGHA 33 362267411 756628400 CHANDANA LOKUHEWAGE DEHIOVITA 715310702 ASHOKA 34 BANDARA MANIKE DARANIYAGALA 362249239 718069492 RANJITH 724633460 35 NISHANTHA GALIGAMUWA 352283338 718236106 ARIYAWANSHA 767403994 Kegalle 36 352222543 713405114 NALIKA PIYASENA KEGALLA 715861035 ANANDA JAYASENA 37 PETHTHANGODA MAWANALLA 352246369 718142819 LASANTHA 716853894 38 INDIKA LIYANGE RAMBUKKANA 352265267 712097970 LAKMENDRA D.M.G.D. 39 352267124 352267238 DAMAYANTHA WARAKAPOLA 727447111 EKANAYAKE 40 MOHAN RUWANWELLA 362266138 716327087 DARMASENA 702599829 41 SMAN ANURA YATIYANTHOTA 362270239 42 P. JAYARANI KANDAVALAI 602213568 777730280 212060301 K SEGAR 773535296 43 T. MURUGANADAN KARACHCHI 212285739 774539454 212283874 S.RUBASINGHAM 772224501 Kilinochchi 44 P. JAYARAMI PACHILEIPPALI 212050041 777730280 212060301 S.PUWANARAJA 771236821 45 S.C KRISHNENDRAN PUNAKRI 602212290 779844875 212060801 S.THAWARASA 779495691 46 B. JAYADARAN MADU 323231960 777211392 232051820 K.SELWAKUMAR 772665901 47 M.PARAMADHASAM MANNAR 232232012 766607202 232222012 S.A FERNANDO 776964614 WIMALEENDRAN 48 232050861 232050861 779079935 Mannar S. KEETHEESWARAN MANTHEI WEST 770224760 KUMAR 49 K.V WASANTHA KUMAR MUSALI 233230160 776648714 232051660 M.M. SAHEED 771730136 50 233233491 232051873 750447486 SRI SHANTHA KUMAR NANATAN 759917789 C.R CHANESKARAN 51 T.J.ATHISAYARAJ Addalaichenai 067-2277336 776174102 SARJAHAN 773441109 Ampara 52 A.M.ABDUL LATHEEF Akkaraipattu 067-2277236 772911749 S.T.M.ANWAR 773215567 53 V.JEGADESAN Alaiyadivembu 067-2277436 776967229 A.DHARMADASA 776757695 H.S.N.SOYSA P.G.SENEWIRADHA 54 063-2240034 718010121 772576316 SIRIWARDHANA Damana N 55 M.P.W.SHIROMANI Dehiaththakandiya 027-2250177 718098478 56 M.M.NAZEER Irakkamam 063-2223189 714894415 C.M.M.AZEEZ 777771836 57 K.LAVANATHAN Kalmunai Tamil 067-2224230 772896321 R.MITHIRAN 774587799 58 M.H.M.GANI Kalmunai 067-2229236 779592709 S.PUVANEESHA 59 K.LAVANATHAN 067-2222036 772896321 779002938 Karathivu RAJA 60 U.P.S.PRIYADASA Lahugala 063-2248617 713058080 G.V.SUDARSHANA 61 063-2244006 712833656 632244009 Ampara GUNASENA Mahaoya SUJEEWA 62 N.M.UPEKSHA KUMARI 063-2222284 702690042 714402168 Namaloya - Ampara WEERASINGHA SOMASUNDARAM 63 067-2223256 776701027 672224580 RANGANADHAN Nawithanweli GANEESHA MURTHI 64 M.M.ANZAAR Ninthaur 067-2250236 777930531 A.M.SAMSUDEEN 774019808 S.W.M.GNATHILAK 65 R.M.N.WIJETHUNGA 063-2246035 718480734 772305076 Padiyathalawa A 66 N.M.MUSHARADH Pothuwil 063-2248007 774558802 I.L.SUBHAIR 776967604 67 S.L. MOHOMMED HANEEFA 067-2260236 771098618 773777740 Sammanthurai M.J.M.SAREEM 68 S.L.M.HANEEF Sainthamaruthu 067-2224553 771098618 M.L.THASEEM 776689739 SAROJA 69 S.JEGARAGEN 067-2265116 776049583 67-2265116 776636146 Thirukkovil SAIWANAYAHAM 70 A.M.A.KUMARI Uhana 063-2250354 777807009 H.WIJESOORIYA 773711751 71 MAGRAT P KUMBURAGE Galenbidunuwewa 025-2258233 770242667 252258233 T.H MOHOMAD 786635861 W.M.R.D.A 72 P.A.S EDIRISINGHA 025-2269539 710472855 252269539 711766590 Galnewa SENEVIRATHNA N.NIHAL 73 M.MUBARAK 025-2278458 777412342 774456510 Horowpothana DARMARATHNA 74 I.G.A.R.S.BANDARA 025-2264282 718718857 252264338 718301674 Ipalogama W.M WANASINGHA Anuradhapu ra 75 B.N.M DISSANAYAKE 025-2247438 713129419 718309127 Kahatagasdigiliya R.M.I.R GUNASENA 76 T.V.K RATHNAYAKE Kebithigollewa 025-2298638 718498046 252298638 Y.T ABDUL 778640087 77 A.S BANDARA 025-2264587 750875255 777127983 718457714 Kekirawa I.M WIJEBANDARA 78 F.R THILAKARATHNA 025-2222080 773254762 I.K.D. 711599273 Mahawilachchiya ILLANGHASINGHA D.M SHANTHA 79 025-2245744 775334621 252245745 779932023 DISSANAYAKE Medawachchiya K.B.C RATHNAYAKE 80 E.M.R.P.B EKANAYAKE Mihinthale 025-2266660 718140770 H.M.SMILE 713733310 S.M LALITH 81 R.K.H.S.P WIJESINGHA 025-2225097 773395292 252225097 718272321 Nachchaduwa SENEWIRATHNA Anuradhapu 82 R.M.A. SENARATHNA 025-2257838 716246236 252257120 713735454 ra Nochchiyagama S. ABEWARATHANA Nuwaragampalatha K.P 83 R.M.G. SENARATHNA 025-2221910 703246236 252053107 714477906 Central CHANDRASEKARA Nuwaragampalatha 84 W.M RUWAN WIJESINGHA 025-2222662 716030144 East G.A RANJITH W.D.S. 85 025-2253202 718206771 253248605 712006264 PRIYADARSHANA Padaviya PUSHPAKUMARA 86 A.S BANDARA 025-2250294 777127983 718120734 Palagala W.G RANASINGHA 87 W.A.Y.S.P WEERASINGHA 025-3855371 714543820 773058170 Palugaswewa S. SENEWIRATHNA P.M.P. 88 SUNIL ABEKOON 025-2856704 710221006 713736270 Rajanganaya PUSHPAKUMARA 89 W.M RUWAN WIJESINGHA 025-2266539 716030147 U.N.L. 710129477 Rambewa GHANARATHNAM 90 N.R.S. NISHNANTHA Thalawa 025-2276238 718105505 NIMAL BANDARA 716218599 S.M.H.N.M. RENUKA M.K.S. 91 025-2276236 718417595 253248171 714478190 WANASEKARA Thambuttegama MUNAWEERA 92 H.M RENUKA KUMARI Thirappane 025-2050118 716012000 93 D.M SUMATHIPALA Buththala 055-2273933 718179070 552273938 Monaragala 94 S.C WEERAKOON katharagama 047-2235672 773415079 472235338 95 R.M.R.S. THILAKARATHNA 055-2275038 718328640 552275201 774084657 Madulla A.M RUPASINGHA 96 K.M.M.G.K BANDARA Medagama 055-2266338 772309443 97 G.U.K. ALUGEWATHTHAGE 055-2276238 718080502 554936475 Monaragala K.G PUSHPA 98 CHANDANA LOKUHEWAGE 047-2280038 718714219 472280067 702613938 Monaragala Sewanagala RANJANI 99 A.M. NANDASIRI Siyabalanduwa 060-2279038 714454441 552279038 100 KELUM NISHANTHA Thanamalwila 047-2234038 714405070 DAYANANDA 101 055-2274938 718028009 RATHNAYAKA Wellawaya B.M. 102 K. PRAGEETH KULATHILAKE 055-2250044 718085699 552250044 717536956 Badalkumbura CHANDRASENA W.M. 103 K. PRAGEETH KULATHILAKE 055-2265339 718085699 552250044 713798138 Bibile AMARASINGHA 104 Akmeemana 091-3917766 NIMAL 105 H.K.THARASI GUNASEKARA 091-2258023 718360300 914944880 714498251 Ambalangoda KANGARATHNA 106 I.H.RATHNAWEERA Baddegama 091-2292398 712317244 PUSHPADAYASILI 912292398 107 B.P.S. ANURADHI Balapitiya 091-2258383 714932235 K.K.S.DE SILVA 711428090 108 WASANTHA WITHANAGE 034-2275595 718235100 342271328 714475870 Benthota N.K.GUNAMALINI A.K.D.S. 109 LALINDHA GAMAGE 091-2234670 718434800 914944852 718360859 Bope-poddala ABEWIKRAMA JAYANTHA 110 S.K.W.SISIRA KUMARA 091-2291418 714398009 912291238 715891207 Elpitiya PATHIRAGE 111 W.S.SATHYANANDA Galle Four Gravets 091-2222989 774474953 914944821 D.L.DAYAL 718406729 112 Gonopinuwala 091-3932442 113 P.D.M. WIKRAMARATHNA 091-2283238 775319907 718208733 Galle Habaraduwa U.K.RUBAT 114 W.S.SATHYANANDA Hikkaduwa 091-2277231 774474953 914944836 KUMARA 779150884 115 G.G.LAKSHMI KANTHI 091-2286259 715887134 713370292 Imaduwa D.C.MADANAYAKA 116 Karandaniya 091-2291536 Galle MUNIDASA 117 C.P.RAJAKARUNA 091-2296436 714451310 912296691 711711565 Nagoda WIJESEKARA 118 P.B.K.JANAKA GURUSINHA 091-3783619 718040012 716963395 Neluwa A.D.B. LIYANAGE 119 P.G.D.NILANGI DAYAS Niyagama 091-2296438 718135278 N.S.P.P.KUMARI 713571308 120 D.D.S.WEERAKOON Thawalama 091-3783490 714484544 UPUL MOHAN 718442056 WIKTAR 121 A.M.A.U.G. KARIYAWASAM 091-2260642 771264074 912260642 718208822 Weliwitiya-Divitura DHAMMULLA CHANDIMA 122 091-2286132 777416878 912286038 MUHANDHIRAM Yakkalamulla 123 S.P. GUNAWARDHANA Attanagalla 033-2287500 714453925 V.P.WIMALASIRI 713475149 S.A. CHANDIMA 124 011-2400314 718978917 718106690 SURIYAARACHCHI Biyagama ANURUDHA 125 H.M.L.S. HERATH Divulapitiya 031-2246325 775255784 TIYUDAR PERERA 776562850 H.G.J.P. H.A.U.R.DISSANAYA 126 033-2267167 714493142 332247456 71848259 WIJESIRIWARDHANA Dompe/Weke KA W.R.SMARARATHN 127 SURANGA LAKSHINI 033-2222695 718252300 332222695 713330772
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