Riverston Tourist Zone Reopens Under Restrictions Following Cyclone Ditwah
The Riverston tourist zone in Sri Lanka has reopened to visitors under strict restrictions following damage from Cyclone Ditwah. Access is limited to light vehicles due to safety and environmental concerns, with heavy vehicles and large buses banned, except for public transport. Future access will depend on ongoing assessments of road conditions and environmental factors.
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The Riverston tourist zone in Sri Lanka, a designated World Heritage area, has reopened to tourists under strict restrictions after damage from Cyclone Ditwah. A decision made during the Matale District Coordinating Committee meeting, chaired by Deputy Minister Gamage Dissanayake, allows access only for light vehicles due to safety and environmental concerns.
The reopening was facilitated by the collaboration of the Road Development Authority, the Sri Lanka Army, and local tourism providers. Restrictions include a ban on heavy vehicles and large buses, with exceptions for public transport. Future access decisions will be based on ongoing assessments of road conditions and environmental factors.
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