Colombo (News 1st);  Mobile Medical Clinics were organized in all isolated areas & housing complexes in the Colombo Municipality, in order to control the spread of COVID-19.

Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) Commissioner Attorney-at-Law Roshini Dissanayake speaking to News 1st said the clinics are conducted free of charge and are aimed at providing health care to the people suffering from non-communicable diseases.

Accordingly, the clinics will be held until the 28th of November at the quarantined urban flats in Mutuwal which area are Methsanda Sevana, Mihijaya Sevana, Ranmina Sevana, Sirisanda Sevana, Ranmuthu Sevana, Lakhiru Sevana, and the Randiya Uyana Housing Complex.

In addition, Sirimuthu Uyana & Sirisanda Uyana housing complexes in Bloemendhal, the N. H. S. Housing Complex in Maligawatte, and the Muwadora Uyana & Sath-hiru Sevana housing complexes in Thotalanga will be provided with the clinic facility.

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