COVID-19 cases from Minuwangoda cluster increased to 1,053

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Another employee at Brandix apparel factory in Minuwangoda and eight close associates of factory employees have tested positive for COVD-19, increasing the number of cases from the Minuwangoda cluster to 1,053, the Government Information Department said.

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