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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reddit" data-source="post: 31103445" data-attributes="member: 559209">2.9 B estimate ekak dakka kohe hari.4B wath wei neda hariyata calculation ekak karaddi. 2.3 Tsunami (2004)2.3B ithin e kale value ekatada, dan value ekatada danne ne-------Grok Tsunami 2004 gena kiyanne mehema<table style='width: 100%'><tr><th>Source</th><th>Estimated Total Damage (USD)</th><th>Notes</th></tr><tr><td>Government of Sri Lanka / World Bank / ADB / JICA (2005 joint needs assessment)</td><td>US$1.5 billion (≈ 7% of GDP)</td><td>Most commonly cited official figure</td></tr><tr><td>Asian Development Bank (ADB)</td><td>US$1.46 billion</td><td>Detailed sector-by-sector damage</td></tr><tr><td>World Bank</td><td>US$1.3–1.8 billion</td><td>Range depending on methodology</td></tr><tr><td>UN / UNDP estimates</td><td>~US$1.5 billion</td><td>Consistent with GoSL figures</td></tr><tr><td>Insurance industry (Swiss Re, Munich Re)</td><td>US$1–1.2 billion insured + uninsured ≈ US$1.5 billion total</td><td>Lower insured losses, high uninsured</td></tr></table>Sectoral breakdown (approximate, based on 2005 joint assessment):- Housing: ~US$487 million (largest single sector)- Tourism: ~US$250–320 million- Fisheries: ~US$200 million- Transport & infrastructure: ~US$150 million- Education & health facilities: ~US$100 million- Livelihoods & small businesses: remaining balance(Source: Trust Me BRO)</blockquote>

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