Infected man had associated with more than 50 people: Minister

Laksiri Abeysekera Saturday, 28 March 2020 04:17 PM

For the benefit and safety of the law-abiding citizens of Sri Lanka, the perpetrators of the curfew and Health Ministry instructions on safe behaviour during this difficult and challenging period MUST be severely dealt with under the quarantine laws of Sri Lanka. Simply giving them warnings will not work. The Government must set an example so that people take the curfew seriously.

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M.Hakim Usoof from Gampaha Monday, 30 March 2020 10:01 AM

When infected patients seek treatment from private hospitals, such cases should be reported to the Police by the private hospital authorities for necessary action without letting such patients to seek treatment from a government hospital voluntarily.

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Rohansingh Isaac Saturday, 04 April 2020 09:11 AM

Dear Sir/Madam Even during this curfew many can be seen loitering around.These people think that they are immune to anything and will be the carriers of these disease.While law abiding citizen are stuck in there homes hoping for an end to this catastrophe.I strongly suggest that you arrest these individuals and make them serve the Sick Covid 19 patients island wide thus giving some space for the Extremely hard working Hospital staff.This news will spread like wild fire hopefully forcing the rest to stay put. They can be utilized to wash toilets and care for the patients and im sure our forces will make sure they dont get out.Well if this doesn't work you can use the lathi ( bullet less weapon) which would automatically cause the individual into self quarantine depending on the treatment rendered.Just like the Virus lathi treatment can be used for the Rich and poor alike. PLEASE ACT FAST TIME IS RUNNING OUT

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