On September 9, 2025, the 25th programme under the "Take Care" road safety awareness campaign was successfully held at Vijayaba National School, Maho as part of the nationwide "Clean Sri Lanka" initiative. This programme is dedicated to educating schoolchildren and the general public on the importance of road safety and responsible behavior to prevent accidents.

The event was organized by the Clean Sri Lanka Secretariat, Independent Television Network (ITN), and the Sri Lanka Police, demonstrating effective collaboration among key national stakeholders committed to enhancing road safety awareness.

The campaign, themed around public safety, aims to instill a culture of road discipline among young learners, empowering them to become conscientious and law-abiding road users for the future. The programme emphasizes key aspects such as traffic laws, accident prevention, and adopting safe practices on the roads.

“Take Care” is a critical component of the broader Government of Sri Lanka effort to promote safety and well-being in everyday life, extending beyond environmental cleanliness to encompass road safety as a paramount concern.

The event was met with enthusiastic participation from students and educators alike, reflecting the growing public commitment toward safer roads and reduced traffic accidents. The programme aligns with national ambitions to cut down road fatalities and enhance the overall quality of life through proactive safety education.

The ongoing success of the "Take Care" programme demonstrates Sri Lanka’s determination to build safer communities through awareness, engagement, and responsible citizenship.