415th COVID-19 patient in Sri Lanka, a pregnant woman

415th COVID-19 patient in Sri Lanka, a pregnant woman

April 24, 2020   07:41 pm

Sri Lanka reported its 415th positive case of COVID-19 as a pregnant woman was confirmed to have contracted the virus.

She has tested positive for coronavirus while receiving treatment at the De Soysa Hospital for Women in Colombo 8.

According to reports, she is a resident of Maradana.

Director General of Health Services Dr. Anil Jasinghe stated that the patient suffered a miscarriage this evening.

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