Sri Lanka detects 977 new cases of Covid-19

Sri Lanka detects 977 new cases of Covid-19

February 27, 2022   10:07 pm

The Health Ministry says that another 977 persons have tested positive for Covid-19 within today (27).

The total number of coronavirus cases registered in the country thus far climbs to 645,037 with this.

Meanwhile over 20,000 patients infected with the virus are currently undergoing treatment island-wide. 

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