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563 more COVID-19 patients recover

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A total of 563 more more COVID-19 infected patients were recovered and discharged from hospitals today increasing the total number of recovered patients in Sri Lanka to 7,186.

The Health Ministry said that 5,355 patients are still under medical care at hospitals.

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