Cases from Minuwangoda and Peliyagoda Covid clusters surpass 4,000

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The total number of infected cases reported from the Minuwangoda and Peliyagoda Coronavirus clusters has increased to 4050.

A total of 368 Covid-19 patients were reported yesterday.

Of the 368 patients, 232 were from the Peliyagoda Fish Market, 24 from fishing harbours and 37 from quarantine centres.

The total number of Covid-19 cases in Sri Lanka has increased to 7,521.

The Ministry of Health said 3,714 persons recovered and were discharged from hospitals.

They said that 3,792 infected people are still receiving treatment at the hospitals.

The total number of Covid-19 deaths in the country is 15.

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Hamadhuru sadhu Sunday, 25 October 2020 10:49 AM

Thats Sound's bad ! ;(

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ANTON Sunday, 25 October 2020 11:19 AM

I AM GETTING PREPARED TO GO TO QUARINTINE CENTERS FOR 14 DAYS WITH ESSENTIAL ITEMS PACKED IN A SHOPPING BAG.

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Lala Sunday, 25 October 2020 12:04 PM

Many thanks to Brandix.

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Eichmann Bernhard (Germany) Sunday, 25 October 2020 12:17 PM

When will the area finally be closed?

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Ranaweera Sunday, 25 October 2020 07:34 PM

Send an interim bill to Brandix for Rs 50000 for each infection 50000 x 4000= 20,000,000. The management should pay thisto government towards partial costs of treatment. Then another bill for 25,000 for each quarantined person. Later on final bill should be at least 100k for each person. For deaths each one should receive at least 2m Rs. If not , put all responsible management team for minimum 5 years in jail. I think it isa reasonable punishment.

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Shane Monday, 26 October 2020 01:45 AM

Locking down these areas with infection clusters is the only way to contain the spread of virus as experienced by Melbourne hotel quarantine cluster. The government should consider a launching an inquiry into Brandix for greater transparency and learning to avoid future repeats of this kind of avoidable events.

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