Minister Chamal Rajapaksa contracts COVID-19

Minister Chamal Rajapaksa contracts COVID-19

September 10, 2021   06:16 pm

Minister of Irrigation Chamal Rajapaksa has tested positive for COVID-19, Ada Derana learns.

According to reports, the minister is currently under medical care at a private hospital in Colombo.

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