Two arrivals from Iran add to COVID-19 case tally

Two arrivals from Iran add to COVID-19 case tally

July 12, 2020   08:23 pm

Two more foreign arrivals are confirmed to have contracted COVID-19, stated the Department of Government Information.

The new cases have been identified as recent arrivals from Iran, confirmed the Department.

Thereby, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Sri Lanka has risen to 2,607.

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