Total jumps to 581 with 10 new COVID-19 cases

Total jumps to 581 with 10 new COVID-19 cases

April 27, 2020   08:32 pm

Ten more persons have confirmed to have contracted the virus raising the total number of cases in the country to 581.

With the addition of new cases, 58 new cases have been reported as of 6.45 pm today (27).

The total number of recoveries reported in Sri Lanka is 126 while 448 patients are currently under medical care.

There have been 07 fatalities due to COVID-19 in Sri Lanka.

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