17 inmates at Senapura test positive for COVID-19

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Seventeen more inmates at the Senapura Quarantine Centre and five Sri Lankans arrived from Qatar have tested positive for COVID-19 increasing the total cases in the country to 2,804 today, the Government Information Department said.

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Lord Wolfstein Monday, 27 July 2020 08:26 PM

But where is the problem? Our Great Dictator tells that it is all under control.

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