Minuwangoda COVID-19 cluster grows

Minuwangoda COVID-19 cluster grows

October 7, 2020   07:41 pm

Six more COVID-19 cases have been added to the growing Minuwangoda COVID-19 cluster, Lieutenant General Shavendra Silva confirmed.

Among the latest cases are 05 employees of the Minuwangoda apparel factory and 01 of their close contacts.

Accordingly, a total of 1,034 cases have been identified from the Minuwangoda cluster.

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