1800+ COVID infections reported on Saturday (08) in Sri Lanka
1800+ COVID infections reported on Saturday (08) in Sri Lanka
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COLOMBO (News 1st); 1,896 COVID-19 infections were reported in Sri Lanka on Saturday (08), said the Department of Government Information.
1,890 of these COVID infections were from the New Year Cluster and rhe remaining 06 are overseas returnees who tested positive for the Coronavirus.
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Sri Lanka on Friday (May 07) registered 19 more victims of COVID-19, marking the highest number of deaths recorded in a single day.
The latest victims have moved the country’s death toll to 764, the, the Department of Government Information stated.
According to official data, 06 of the victims were in their sixties while another 06 were in seventies. Three others were aged over 80 years. Meanwhile, the remaining four had been in their forties and fifties, reports revealed.
Further, COVID pneumonia has been identified as one of the causes of death of 16 victims.
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