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Delivery at November-end

Diplomatic Correspondent

NEW DELHI: India will deliver the relief material to the Sri Lankan Government in the last week of November.

It will be ferried by the Sri Lankan government to the government-controlled Jaffna peninsula and eastern parts, an official source said.

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