Galle Post Office closed off after Coronavirus exposure

Galle Post Office closed off after Coronavirus exposure

December 11, 2020   05:19 pm

The Galle Post Office has been shut down temporarily since this morning (11) following the detection of new Covid-19 infections. 

It is reported that three of its staff members including a driver were tested positive for the virus.

Reports of PCR tests carried out at the post office on Wednesday (09) had confirmed the new infections.

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