Sri Lanka has declared a state of emergency as Cyclone Ditwah has caused unprecedented flooding and landslides, resulting in a death toll that has tragically risen to over 355 people. With hundreds more missing, the nation is grappling with the worst flooding it has seen in decades. The devastating effects of the cyclone have prompted extensive rescue operations, with international assistance from countries such as India and Pakistan. Rescuers are battling to reach victims as the situation continues to worsen, with military personnel deployed to assist in relief efforts. Communities across the capital and surrounding areas are buried under mud, exacerbating the crisis. Amid the chaos, the government faces criticism over its disaster management responses as it strives to bring aid and stability to the affected regions.