Number of coronavirus patients in Sri Lanka surges to 43

Number of coronavirus patients in Sri Lanka surges to 43

March 17, 2020   07:45 pm

Nine more persons have tested positive for coronavirus in Sri Lanka, the National Operation Centre for Prevention of Covid-19 has announced.

Accordingly, the total number of coronavirus cases in Sri Lanka now stands at 43.

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