Storyline: The death toll from extreme weather conditions hitting Sri Lanka has risen to 410, while 336 people remain missing, the country's Disaster Management Center said Tuesday. Wholesale prices of vegetables at Sri Lanka's Dambulla Dedicated Economic Center had risen sharply on Monday following recent adverse weather in the country. The official wholesale price list displayed at the center for Monday at 08:00 local time showed a wide range of elevated prices across key vegetables. One kg of carrots is now being sold between 700 rupees (about 2.27 U.S. dollars) and 1,000 rupees at the wholesale market. Beans and leeks are quoted at 500 to 800 rupees per kg, marking a steep increase compared with normal trading levels at the country's main wholesale hub for up-country produce. For other vegetables, cabbage is marked at 100 to 180 rupees per kg and cauliflower at 350 to 400 rupees, both notably elevated from before. Traders at the center attributed the price hikes to the large-scale destruction of vegetable plots caused by recent heavy rains and landslides. Shotlist: Mulleriyawa, Colombo, Sri Lanka - Nov 30, 2025: 1. Residents carrying relief supplies Colombo, Sri Lanka - Nov 30, 2025: 2. Various of amateur footage showing people packing, moving relief supplies [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]