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8,000-10,000 infections will be reported daily in the coming days; the pandemic will get out of control – Sudarshini Fernandopulle

If people continue to act without discipline despite the health guidelines issued for the control of corona, there is a risk of 8,000-10,000 cases being reported per day in the next few days; State Minister of Coronation Dr Sudarshani Fernandopulle stated. The Minister said that these numbers would be recorded if an infected person spreads the virus to four more people a day and if the people are not aware of the spread of the virus. However, she said that there was still a possibility of controlling spreading in the country and if the people acted without self-discipline, it would increase within the next two weeks. featured image by – ceylon today

Helping migrants to enter the country during the Corona will be dangerous- Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources warns the public

There is a risk of migrants from neighboring countries including India entering Sri Lanka due to the spreading corona pandemic; The Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources said. The department stated that it is possible to reach Sri Lanka by sea using fishing vessels. Especially multi-day fishing vessels engaged in the fishing industry in the North Sea are advised to be more vigilant in this regard. Accordingly, action will be taken to arrest fishermen and vessel owners who transport illegal immigrants or facilitate foreigners to enter the country with their fishing vessels and all fishing licenses issued to these vessels will be cancelled.

A/ L results released today

The Commissioner General of Examinations says that the GCE Advanced Level results will be released today. This time 362,000 students sat for the GCE Advanced Level examination.

Laugfs gas stocks run out Imports to be stopped due to losses

It is reported that Laugfs Gas Company, which is engaged in the gas trade in Sri Lanka, is facing a serious financial crisis. According to the reports their gas tanks are not available in most stores in the country and the company in talks not to import gas unless a price increase is made in the future. The company has repeatedly requested the government to increase the price of gas in the local market as well as increase the price in the world market. Laugfs Gas accounts for about 30% of the local gas market.

Protests in Vavuniya and Mannar demanding the release of Badurdeen

Protests were organized in Vavuniya and Mannar demanding the immediate release of former minister and leader of the All Ceylon People’s Congress Rishad Badurdeen who had been arrested. A protest was organized by a group of civilians in the Salambakulam area in Vavuniya while another protest was organized by a group of All Ceylon People’s Congress (ACPC) members in the centre of Mannar.

Health authorities strongly against reopening Piliyandala – Patients will die at home

Kesbewa Medical Officer of Health Dr Samanthika Wijesundera stated that she had made a written request to the Director of Health Services to lock down the entire Piliyandala police area. According to her, even though the area was closed down, the isolation restrictions were later relaxed without her knowledge and currently, corona infections are being reported in large numbers in the area and unidentified patients are roaming freely in the society. She says some identified patients are being kept at home too late to be hospitalized and if the condition persists, they will die at home. Meanwhile, Minister Gamini Lokuge states that when Piliyandala was closed no one in the West knew about it and he had asked the relevant authorities whether any relaxation could be made accordingly. He says that there are no patients were found in Piliyandala and as a Member of Parliament for the area, he has the right to stand up for the well-being of the people of the area and that he has used his right.

Amazing medicine capsule to cure corona found a doctor in Karapitiya ; A medicine to cure corona

Very effective treatment for corona infections that can be used as a dietary supplement discovered by Dr Sampath Gunawardena of the Karapitiya Teaching Hospital. He further states that this dietary supplement has been prepared from several types of medicines that come from Indigenous Medicine and this product prevents severe infections and also lung infection in COVID 19 virus. He said that several international tests had been carried out for this purpose and the product is currently registered as a dietary supplement. He said these while joining an interview on a youtube channel.

The third wave corona strain is deadly than the other two

The Sri Lanka Medical Officers Association states that even a healthy person can die if infected with the virus strain that spreads in the third wave of the corona. Dr Upul Dissanayake, a specialist at the Colombo National Hospital, says that the majority of those who died at the first and second rallies in Corona had suffered from various other illnesses but this time even young people who do not have any disease are more likely to die early due to the infection of virus and respiratory problems. He said these at a press conference held in Colombo.

It has been decided to restrict the number of passengers flights to Sri Lanka from today morning

It has been decided to restrict flights to Sri Lanka with effect from 04.00 am today. The Civil Aviation Authority states that since then the maximum number of passengers that can be flown to Sri Lanka has been limited to 75. The decision was taken due to the spread of corona in the country and the decision will be effective for 14 days, the authority said. The Authority further stated that further action will be taken considering the developing situation.

More than 40 postal workers infected with corona – 4 major post offices closed

More than 40 postal workers have been infected with the corona, Postal Department reported. Deputy Post Master General Rajitha Ranasinghe stated that the main post offices in Kompaknga street, Keselwatta, Panadura and Trincomalee have been closed due to this. Also, 22 sub-post offices had been temporarily closed due to reports of corona infections. Mr Rajitha Ranasinghe further added that the post offices in the isolated areas are not functioning.