24th December 2020 22:10:20 Hours
As of this morning (25), a total of 592 more persons were confirmed positive to COVID-19 in the past 24 hours. Three of are Sri Lankan expatriate and the rest 589 are locally-identified ones, including the majority 245 from Colombo, 140 from Kaluthara district, 66 from Gampaha, District and other 137 are from different districts, states the National Operations Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak (NOCPCO).
By 6.00 this morning (25), the total number of COVID-19 positive cases reported from Minuwangoda garment factory employees and Peliyagoda Fish Market cluster stands at 35, 526. Meanwhile, 27,160 fully-recovered COVID-19 patients from fish market (32,467) clusters have been discharged from hospitals.
Up to yesterday (24), a total of 39,230 persons have been confirmed COVID-19 positive from all over the country, including the dead. 30,567 fully-recovered COVID-19 patients have been so far discharged from hospitals and the rest 8,478 are still under treatment in hospitals and care centres.
By this morning (25), 686 recovered patients have left hospitals and care centres in the last 24 hours. In the past 24 hours. One death has been reported from Agalawaththa. Accordingly, the death toll in the country rose to 185 by this morning (25).
As of this morning (25), the flight QR 668 from Qatar with 21 passengers, the flight UL 607 from the Australia with 70 passengers, the flight UL 605 with from Australia with 123 passengers and the flight UL455 from Japan with 07 passengers have arrived. The flight UL 226 from UAE with 287 passengers, the flight UL 102 from Maldives with a passengers, the flight UL1208 from Italy with 27 passengers, the flight UL320 from Malaysia with 12 passengers, the flight MU231 from China with 77 passengers, the flight SQ468 from Singapore is expected to arrive here within the day. They all were/were to be referred to Quarantine Centers (QCs), managed by tri-services upon their arrival after formalities at the airport.
As of this morning (25), 6,457 persons in 76 tri service-managed QCs are still in quarantine. Within yesterday (23), 13,853 PCR tests were conducted.latest jordans | Klær Nike
