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COVID-19: 9 deaths, 162 cases reported on Friday

COVID-19: 9 deaths, 162 cases reported on Friday (12)

by Amani Nilar 12-08-2022 | 9:08 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Government Information Department confirms that 9 COVID-19 deaths have occurred on 11th of August.

The deceased include 04 between ages 30-59, and 05 over the age of 60.

Meanwhile, 162 COVID-19 cases have been reported, totaling the full number of COVID-19 patients discovered in Sri Lanka to 667,735.

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