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With the latest reports received on Saturday (May 16), a total of 9,374 people have completed quarantine and have left for their homes from quarantine facilities.
Another group of 102 civilians, who underwent quarantining, have left for their homes from Tri services managed quarantine centers yesterday (May 16).
A total of 308 more individuals have flown to Sri Lanka from Japan and Myanmar yesterday (May 16).
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The Government has informed the London Guardian to remove the word Eelam in its travel quiz of its online edition.
Responding to recent torrential rainfalls experiencing during inclement weather across the country, Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) has taken steps to mobilize its relief teams to vulnerable areas in-advance as a precautionary measure.
A total of 9,258 individuals have left Tri services managed quarantine centers, according to updates on May 15.
Another batch of 411 individuals left quarantine centers managed by the Tri-forces.
A group of Sri Lankan expatriates in Japan are scheduled to be flown back to Sri Lanka in a special charter flight today (May 16).
Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) opened the salt water fence erected across the Kelani River in Ambatale area, yesterday (14).
Quarantined in Sri Lanka Navy run centres, 162 family members of the Navy personnel left for their homes yesterday (14) on completion of 14-day quarantine process.
Following a tip off, Police Narcotic Bureau (PNB) arrested four suspects with 226 kilos of heroin in Nugagahawatta road, Welisara and produced before the Colombo Magistrate’s Court today (15).
A total of 179 persons, who were undergoing 14-day quarantine period at the Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) run quarantine centre in Wanni, have been released, after full medical check ups to ensure they are free of coronavius infection, today morning (15).
Army Commander Shavendra Silva said, Bandaranayake Mawatha, Colombo 12 and Suduwella in Ja-Ela, kept under isolation, have been re-opened, from morning, today.
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has handed over Rs 292,500.00, his three months salary to the ‘COVID-19 Healthcare and Social Security Fund’ at the Presidential Secretariat yesterday (14).
Another 59 sailors infected with coronavirus, were discharged from hospitals following to PCR tests, conforming that they have fully recovered from the deadly virus yesterday (13).
A total of 445 Coronavirus patients have recovered and discharged from hospitals according to latest reports today (May 14).
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Kamal Gunaratne pledged to protect and preserve archaeological and historic sites from vandalism and encroachments by individuals and organised groups.
Police curfew imposed in the Colombo and Gampaha districts, identified as high risk zones due to the Coronavirus pandemic is to continue until further notice.
Since the Navy General Hospital (NGH) Welisara is now treating for coronavirus positives, the Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) has facilitated their patients who are visiting the NGH regularly, to receive their medicine and healthcare facilities from the nearest government hospital from today (14).