Kuliyapitiya police area isolated from midnight today

Kuliyapitiya police area isolated from midnight today

April 22, 2021   06:33 pm

Kuliyapitiya police area will be placed under isolation from midnight today (April 22), Army Commander General Shavendra Silva announced.

The decision was taken to control the spread of COVID-19 in the area, he explained.

The Army Chief noted that the isolation order on Kuliyapitiya police area will be in place until further notice.

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