The Japan Disaster Relief (JDR) Medical Team, comprising 31 members, has completed its humanitarian mission in Sri Lanka and departed for Japan last night. Over the course of nearly two weeks, the team provided critical medical support to communities affected by recent flooding.
Arriving in Colombo on December 3, the group of doctors, medical experts, relief workers, and rescue specialists set up a fully equipped mobile field hospital at the Chilaw Police Grounds. There, they delivered urgent medical care to residents impacted by the floods, addressing a wide range of health needs.
Before leaving the country, the team held a meeting with Health Secretary Dr. Anil Jasinghe to review their mission and share insights. Their work highlights continued international cooperation in supporting disaster-affected communities in Sri Lanka.
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