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Covid-19 cases in SL rise to 218

Covid-19 cases in SL rise to 218, number of recoveries stands at 56

by Staff Writer 14-04-2020 | 10:48 AM
Total confirmed COVID-19 cases in Sri Lanka now at 218 following the detection of another person who tested positive for corona virus. According to the COVID-19 Dashboard at the Health Promotion Bureau, the total number of recoveries in Sri Lanka now stands at 56. Seven people have died from the virus in the island.

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