Six staff members of Sri Lankan HC in New Delhi positive for COVID

Six staff members of Sri Lankan HC in New Delhi positive for COVID

May 11, 2021   08:22 pm

Six staff members of the Sri Lankan High Commission in New Delhi, India have been tested positive for COVID-19, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said today (May 11).

However, the functions of the high commission will go ahead as per usual, the ministry noted.

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