Sri Lanka reports 912 COVID-19 cases on Thursday

Sri Lanka reports 912 COVID-19 cases on Thursday

September 30, 2021   10:09 pm

The Ministry of Health reported a total of 912 persons have tested positive for Covid-19 today, (September 30).

This brings the total number of confirmed cases of Coronavirus registered in Sri Lanka to 517,377.

Total recoveries have increased to 457,488 while currently, 46,983 infected patients are under medical care and home-based care. 

The death toll meanwhile has risen to 12,906.

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