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Several isolated areas in Beruwala and Kandy to contain the spread of coronavirus were re-opened today (May 03).
An attempted prison break early this morning (May 03), by a few inmates at the Mahara prison was thwarted by the prison authorities.
Good Shepherd's Convent in Jaffna joined hands with the 511 Brigade, Atchuvely to distribute dry ration parcels on Friday (May 01) among needy families affected due to coronavirus pandemic.
A total of 160 coronavirus infected patients have been identified from the Colombo district so far, says the Epidemiology Unit of the Health Ministry.
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The National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak (NOCPCO) stated today (May 02), that a total of 4,903 quarantined individuals have left tri-services managed quarantine facilities so far.
A total of 84 more individuals have left from quarantine facilities today (May 02).
Commencing work online and from home, the Pensions Department has received over 500 applications recently says the Pensions Department.
Over 575 surgical overall kits stitched by the Civil Security Department (CSD) were handed over to the Regional Director Health Services (RDHS) office in the North Central Province (NCP), recently (April 29).
The Government yesterday announced amidst of prevailing curfew in Colombo, Gampaha, Kalutara and Puttalam districts, the civilian life and State and private sector activities will resume from 11 May.
A total of 35 individuals left for their homes on completion of 14-days quarantine process at the Damminna quarantine center, yesterday (May 01).
A batch of 125 Sri Lankan expatriates, who arrived the country from Kolkata, India, on Friday (April 30), had sent to Sri Lanka Army managed quarantine centers.
Along with the 16 coronavirus positive patients reported yesterday (1), the total positives in Sri Lanka has risen to 690.
Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) recovered a bus veered off to lagoon from the Kareinagar causeway while commuting from Jaffna to Colombo, yesterday (May 1).
Four persons at the Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) run quarantine centre, Oluvil have been tested positive for COVID-19 and they have been sent to the Kaththankudi BAse Hospital for further treatments yesterday (30).
DIG Ajith Rohana said out of 31 identified COVID-19 clusters only four clusters remain active.
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa said Sri Lanka, with experiences of overcoming difficult and challenging times in the past, would certainly win the battle against COVID – 19 with unity getting the support of the working class.
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa said that virus control activities should be strengthened through identifying weaknesses and lapses while initiating measures to correct them.
A total of 21,000 PCR tests have been conducted so far and only three percent has been confirmed as virus contracted in the island, the President Media Division (PMD) says.