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  • Six COVID-19 death reported
    Six more deaths reported due to COVID-19, raising the death toll to 270, stated the Department of Government Information
  • 332 COVID-19 positive cases reported
    332 COVID-19 positive cases reported today, stated the Department of Government Information. Accordingly, the total count from clusters rises to 49,606.
  • 649 COVID-19 patients recovered
    649 more individuals recovered from COVID-19 bringing the total recoveries in the country to 45,820, the Epidemiology Unit confirmed. According to the epidemiology unit...
  • 7,173 people are still in quarantine
    The National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 said that 7,173 persons were undergoing quarantine at 83 centres belonging to the tri-forces as at this morning.
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  • Over 15,000 PCR tests done yesterday
    15,218 PCR tests have been conducted in Sri Lanka yesterday, the National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak said.
  • 241 COVID-19 cases identified yesterday from Colombo
    The National Operation Centre for the Prevention of COVID-19 had identified 763 positive cases by this morning.The majority positive cases were detected from the Colombo district (241 cases).
  • Eight COVID-19 death reported
    Eight more deaths reported due to COVID-19, raising the death toll to 264, stated the Department of Government Information
  • Another 428 COVID-19 positive cases reported
    428 COVID-19 positive cases reported today, stated the Department of Government Information. 427 patients are from Peliyagoda COVID-19 Cluster and one patient is from Prison Cluster....
  • 321 COVID-19 positive cases reported
    321 COVID-19 positive cases reported today, stated the Department of Government Information. 320 patients are from Peliyagoda COVID-19 Cluster and one patient is from Prison Cluster....
  • COVID-19 recoveries surpasses 45,000
    425 more individuals recovered from COVID-19. The total number of recoveries from COVID-19 in the country surpasses 45,000 mark as per the Epidemiology Unit’s tally. It is at 45,171 and there are...
  • Over 13,000 PCR tests done yesterday
    13,681 PCR tests have been conducted in Sri Lanka yesterday, the National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak said
  • COVID-19 death toll rises to 256
    256th death due to COVID-19 reported, stated the Department of Government Information. The deceased is a 82-year-old old female from Athul kotte. The cause of the death is heart infection due to...
  • Another 372 COVID-19 positive cases reported
    Another 372 COVID-19 positive cases reported today, stated the Department of Government Information. 357 patients are from Peliyagoda COVID-19 Cluster and 15 patients are from Prison Cluster...
  • COVID-19 death toll rises to 256
    256th death due to COVID-19 reported, stated the Department of Government Information. The deceased is a 82-year-old female from Athul kotte. The cause of the death is heart infection due to COVID...
  • Over 15,000 PCR tests done yesterday
    15,146 PCR tests have been conducted in Sri Lanka yesterday, the National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak said.
  • 343 COVID-19 positive cases reported
    343 COVID-19 positive cases reported today, stated the Department of Government Information. 340 patients are from Peliyagoda COVID-19 Cluster and three patients are from Prison Cluster...
  • 487 COVID-19 patients recovered
    487 more individuals recovered from COVID-19 bringing the total recoveries in the country to 44,746 , the Epidemiology Unit confirmed. According to the epidemiology unit there are only 6,593...
  • 6,536 people are still in quarantine
    The National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 said that 6,536 persons were undergoing quarantine at 80 centres belonging to the tri-forces as at this morning
  • Another 363 COVID-19 positive cases reported
    Another 363 COVID-19 positive cases reported today, stated the Department of Government Information. Accordingly, the total count from clusters rises to 47,810.