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Australian Deputy High Commissioner Victoria Coakley, Dr Hemantha Herath, Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medical Services
The Australian Government in partnership with UNICEF Sri Lanka yesterday delivered four laptops to the Disaster Preparedness and Response Division (DPRD) of the Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medical Services to support Sri Lanka’s ongoing monitoring of COVID-19. The equipment would be used by the DPRD officials and volunteers to input data from international passenger arrival cards to be shared with the island-wide network of health officials, for disease surveillance.
Australian Deputy High Commissioner Victoria Coakley, Dr Hemantha Herath, Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medical Services; Watsala Jayamanna, UNICEF and Danielle Cashen, Australian High Commission
Ajja Friday, 06 March 2020 12:52 PM
Now dont just idle those machines.Take immediate steps for Disaster Preparedness into action.We need to show the world that our Heath sector disease surveillance system is efficient.
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