Covid-19: another 498 cases confirmed in Sri Lanka

Covid-19: another 498 cases confirmed in Sri Lanka

November 14, 2021   05:55 pm

The Ministry of Health says that another 498 persons have tested positive for the novel coronavirus. 

This brings the total number of Covid-19 cases reported in the country to 551,343.

13,419 infected patients are currently being treated across the island. 

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