Sri Lanka surpasses 300,000 total coronavirus cases

Sri Lanka surpasses 300,000 total coronavirus cases

July 28, 2021   06:39 pm

Sri Lanka has now surpassed 300,000 total cases of COVID-19 as more than 1,300 new infections were logged in the country so far today. 

The Ministry of Health confirmed that 1,380 cases of Coronavirus have been reported today (28).

This has pushed the tally of confirmed cases of the virus in the country to 301,272.
 

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