Posted on July 4th, 2021
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The Ministry of Health says 1,517 more persons were tested positive for the novel coronavirus today (July 04).
All new cases have been associated with the New Year COVID-19 cluster which has registered 257,439 positive cases since mid-April.
This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases confirmed in the country thus far 265,079.
According to official data, 28,571 virus-infected people are currently being treated at designated hospitals and treatment centres across the island.
The recoveries count climbed to 233,317 today with 1,323 patients who were under medical care for novel coronavirus returning to health.
Meanwhile, the death toll from the pandemic outbreak in Sri Lanka reached 3,236 as the Director-General of Health Services confirmed 45 new fatalities today.
by Sanath Nanayakkare
I wish there were more foreign exchange reserves in the country so that we would have been able to utilise it as and when the need arose, Ajith Nivard Cabraal, the State Minister of Finance, Capital Markets and State Enterprise Reforms said in Colombo yesterday.
He said so while speaking at an online media briefing organised by the Department of Government Information yesterday on the topic ‘Will the economy collapse? Will GSP+ be withdrawn?’ moderated by journalist Shyam Nuwan Ganewatta of our sister newspaper.
When asked whether Sri Lanka’s current foreign reserves standing at or a little under US$ 4 billion was not a cause for concern for him, the state minister replied,” I wish there were more foreign reserves so that we would have been able to utilise it as and when the need arose. When Mahinda Rajapaksa administration handed over the government to Yahapalanaya Administration (YA) in 2015, the foreign reserves stood at US$ 8.2 billion. And
Posted on July 1st, 2021
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Sri Lanka has registered 43 more COVID-19 related fatalities confirmed by the Director General of Health Services on Saturday (July 30).
The new development has pushed the official death toll due to the virus in Sri Lanka to 3,120.
According to the data released by the Department of Government Information, the latest victims confirmed today include 27 females and 16 males.
Six of the victims were aged between 30-59 years and the remaining 37 were aged 60 and above.
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Posted on June 30th, 2021
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Sri Lanka has registered 47 more COVID-19 related fatalities confirmed by the Director General of Health Services on Saturday (June 29).
The new development has pushed the official death toll due to the virus in Sri Lanka to 3,077.
According to the data released by the Department of Government Information, the latest victims confirmed today include 31 females and 16 males.
One of the victims was aged below 30 years, 12 were between 30-59 years and the remaining 34 were aged 60 and above.
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