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Last Updated : 2023-06-09 14:06:00
Brandix said today they would continue to practice stringent measures in consultation with the health authorities after one of its employees tested positive with COVID-19.
It said in a statement that the Brandix has detected that an apparel worker in its manufacturing facility in Minuwangoda is COVID-19 positive.
“The rigorous protocol implemented across Brandix, and the immediate response and support received from the PHI and relevant health authorities of Sri Lanka, enabled the early detection of the patient, ensuring her timely transfer to IDH for immediate treatment and mitigation of any further spread of the virus,” the statement said.
“We continue to assist the relevant authorities, seeking their counsel and extending our utmost co-operation throughout the process. All necessary measures to ensure complete containment of the virus have been implemented with immediate effect, including the rigorous disinfection of the affected work site. The 40 other workers of the facility that had come into contact with the patient have been quarantined immediately along with their families and will undergo PCR testing for further measure,
“We are grateful to the relevant authorities for their speedy response and the continued support extended during this time. We will continue to practice our stringent measures in consultation with the health authorities, keeping the safety and well-being of our employees and their communities as our utmost priority,” it added.
Tulin Sunday, 04 October 2020 12:18 PM
Take action against the authorities of the company immediately
Malan Sunday, 04 October 2020 12:39 PM
TOO LATE. NOT ONLY BRANDIX PLEASE VISIT TO THE COLOMBO KACHCHERI , PETTAH BUS STAND AND FISH MARKET.THEN CAN SEE THE CORONAVIRUS WHERE WILL END. ALL POLITICIANS MEDIA ONLY TALKING BLAMING EACH OTHER THATS ALL OVER.
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