Five new cases of Covid-19 reported

Five new cases of Covid-19 reported

September 30, 2020   04:54 pm

Five new cases of novel coronavirus have been reported increasing the total number of cases detected in Sri Lanka to 3,379.

Four arrivals from Oman including an Indian seaman and one arrival from United Arab Emirates (UAE) have tested positive for Covid-19.

Currently 136 patients infected with the virus are being treated at hospitals while total recoveries have increased to 3,230. 

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