Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases climb to 104

Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases climb to 104

March 26, 2020   07:44 pm

The Epidemiology Unit of the Ministry of Health says that two new patients have tested positive for Coronavirus in the country.

Accordingly a total of 104 confirmed cases have been reported in Sri Lanka, as of 7.00 p.m. today (26).

Meanwhile 237 patients suspected of contracting the virus are under observation at selected hospitals across the country while 6 patients have completely recovered so far.

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