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<blockquote data-quote="neo76" data-source="post: 16168687" data-attributes="member: 162679"><p>The point is, we dont have to re-invent the wheel.</p><p>The knowledge and information is out there freely.</p><p>There are people who do forecast weather much better.</p><p>Only thing, as a country, we have to collaborate with the international community/ organizations who forecast weather. The met department sri lanka does not have to build up knowledge/ information from scrap. </p><p>But we have to have a dedicated staff who work 24X7</p><p>The number must not be high.</p><p>But they should be competent/ authorized to disseminate a message in a timely manner.</p><p>(giya paara tsunami ekedi, avilla thibuna fax eka, media walata denna nenek hitiya nam jeevitha 50,000 bera ganna thibunane)</p><p></p><p>Statistically, weather problems weighs more than even the war lasted 30 years.</p><p>By the tsunami, many people died in 30 minutes. But the war lasted 30 years did not kill that much people.</p><p></p><p>So, if someone argues, we should spend on met department, than we spend for national security, we can't say it is not rational.</p><p></p><p>For your consideration</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neo76, post: 16168687, member: 162679"] The point is, we dont have to re-invent the wheel. The knowledge and information is out there freely. There are people who do forecast weather much better. Only thing, as a country, we have to collaborate with the international community/ organizations who forecast weather. The met department sri lanka does not have to build up knowledge/ information from scrap. But we have to have a dedicated staff who work 24X7 The number must not be high. But they should be competent/ authorized to disseminate a message in a timely manner. (giya paara tsunami ekedi, avilla thibuna fax eka, media walata denna nenek hitiya nam jeevitha 50,000 bera ganna thibunane) Statistically, weather problems weighs more than even the war lasted 30 years. By the tsunami, many people died in 30 minutes. But the war lasted 30 years did not kill that much people. So, if someone argues, we should spend on met department, than we spend for national security, we can't say it is not rational. For your consideration [/QUOTE]
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