Video. Dry wells and shrinking water holes as drought grips Sri Lanka
- Shrinking water holes, dry wells and parched fields show the impact of a prolonged drought in central Sri Lanka.
- In Medirigiriya, villagers walk with plastic cans and clay pots to collect supplies, while tankers deliver water to communities where wells have run dry.
- Farmers say the lack of rain has damaged crops and made it harder to earn a living.
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- Shrinking water holes, dry wells and parched fields show the impact of a prolonged drought in central Sri Lanka.
- In Medirigiriya, villagers walk with plastic cans and clay pots to collect supplies, while tankers deliver water to communities where wells have run dry.
- Farmers say the lack of rain has damaged crops and made it harder to earn a living.
Sources: Euronews