Sri Lanka, Oct. 26 -- No flood situation has occurred so far due to rainfall received across reservoirs islandwide, according to the Irrigation Department.

Hydrology and Disaster Management Division Director L. S. Sooriyabandara states that although water levels in many reservoirs show a normal increase due to prevailing rain, it has not developed into a flood situation.

A significant increase in water levels is observed in several main rivers, including Kalu river and Kelani river.

However, steps were taken to open the spill gates of Deduru Oya and Rajanganaya reservoirs due to heavy rainfall in districts such as Anuradhapura, Trincomalee, Puttalam, and Kurunegala.

Accordingly, a water volume of 5,300 cubic feet per second from the D...