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Seven new COVID-19 patients in Sri Lanka; total cases rise to 3147

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Sep 102020
 

ECONOMYNEXT – Seven new COVID-19 patients were identified in Sri Lanka as at 6am today (10), the National Operations Centre for Prevention of …

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