SRI LANKAN MAN INVITES ME TO HIS TRIBE 🇱🇰 (I am shocked!) VEDDA

👉 Get SafetyWing Travel medical Insurance here: https://dub.sh/Ph8PXiH No plan, one tuk-tuk, and no accommodation for tonight. After an all day of Rain, I ended up with the Indigenous people of Sri Lanka. Join me for 24 hours with the Oldest Tribe of Sri Lanka, the Vedda. They are also known as the Dambana community or Wanniyala-Aetto. It was an experience that I will remember for the rest of my life, and taught me some very important life lessons. Sit back, relax and enjoy the video. :) Best, Gabi 🙏 Whatsapp of the family in need: +94773913342 Their Bank account: Home branch code/Account number: 80602327 Address: WATUYAYA DAMBANA MAHIYANGANAYA 90700 Name: MRS UWS DAMAYANTHI Issuing Branch code: 542 Bank name: BOC (Bank of Ceylon) 🛺 Rent your TUK TUK in Sri Lanka here: https://tuktukrental.com/?ref=nmeymtf 🏥 Get SafetyWing Travel medical Insurance here: https://dub.sh/Ph8PXiH All the Sri Lanka videos: I can't believe Colombo is like this! 🇱🇰    • I CAN'T BELIEVE COLOMBO IS LIKE THIS! 🇱🇰 S...   Sri Lankan Monk invites me to his temple 🇱🇰    • SRI LANKAN MONK INVITES ME TO HIS TEMPLE. 🇱🇰   A big lesson from Sigiriya 🇱🇰    • A BIG LIFE LESSON FROM SIGIRIYA 🇱🇰 SRI LANKA   ❗ I just found this news: "A couple killed by a wild elephant on a TREEHOUSE in Sri Lanka!" "Each day, as the sun set over the horizon, Thettuwage Tennakoon and his wife would carefully climb up into their treehouse in the middle of their rice field. This elevated position was ideal for keeping watch over the crop — and for staying safe from the elephants they were guarding the crop against. But in the middle of one night late last December, a lone elephant entered Tennakoon’s rice field and attacked the treehouse, bringing it down. The elephant then attacked the couple, and despite doctors’ attempts to save their lives, the pair died of their injuries on Christmas Eve. They left behind two children who will receive 2 million rupees ($5,500) in compensation from the government — a sum unlikely to make up for the loss of their parents, or ward off the continuing threat of marauding elephants. The family’s home district of Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka’s North Central province is the main hotspot of human-elephant conflict in the country. In 2022, 37 people were killed there in HEC incidents, accounting for a quarter of all human deaths recorded in Sri Lanka due to encounters with elephants. Such deaths have a devastating impact on bereaved families and cause a wide range of socioeconomic effects in this largely agricultural region." https://news.mongabay.com/2023/01/sri....