584 Covid-19 cases in Sri Lanka
A total number of 584 Covid-19 infected patients have been identified in Sri Lanka, the health ministry said.Fifty-nine (59) new cases reported today ...
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180 from Welisara Camp test positive for COVID-19 so far
A total of 180 Navy personnel attached to the Welisara Navy Camp had tested positive for COVID-19 so far, Army Commander Shavendra Silva said today. H...
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44 Navy personnel test positive for COVID-19 today
A total of 44 have tested positive for COVID-19 today increasing the total number of cases to 567, Director General of Health Services Dr. Anil Jasing...
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State and private sector accelerate e-commerce spend as COVID-19 alters shopping habits
As COVID-19 is altering almost everything including how people shop for their day-to-day needs, some chief executives expect such changes are here to ...
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Bangladesh garment factories reopen, defying virus lockdown
(Dhaka) AFP: Hundreds of Bangladesh’s garment factories defied a nationwide coronavirus lockdown to reopen on Sunday, raising fears the industry’s...
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Ripple effect of pandemic to hit Asian Games, SAG and SEA Games
Major multi-discipline events in Asia such as South Asian Games (SAG), South East Asian Games (SEA) and the 2022 Asian Games are unlikely to be held i...
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New Zealand eliminates coronavirus transmission: PM
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Monday claimed New Zealand had scored a significant victory against the spread of the coronavirus, as the country beg...
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UN rights chief urges Bangladesh to accept Rohingya boats
DHAKA AFP April27, 2020 - A top UN official has urged Bangladesh to let two stranded boatloads of starving Rohingya Muslims land amid mounting fears M...
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Arab league to meet over Israel’s plans to annex West Bank
CAIRO AFP April27, 2020 - The Arab League said Monday it will convene an urgent virtual meeting this week to discuss how to galvanise opposition ...
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Toll of Covid-19 cases rises to 505
Twenty more Covid-19 infected patients were identified increasing the total cases in Sri Lanka to 505, the Health Ministry said.Accordingly, 45 Covid-...
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Health Ministry seeks 1000 body bags Probe sought on leaked letter
The Ministry of Health has sought 1000 body bags from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to dispose bodies during the ongoing coronav...
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Curfew tomorrow to facilitate military personnel returning to camps
An island-wide curfew would be imposed tomorrow in order to facilitate officers of the security forces who are on leave to report back to their respec...
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Dialog Axiata pledges Rs.200mn for ICU development
From left: Dr. Sunil De Alwis - Additional Secretary (Medical Services) Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medical Services, Bhadrani Jayawardena –Se...
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Construction in further quandary with govt. delaying release of due payments
By Shabiya Ali AhlamThe local construction sector is set to slump further with its pleas to the government to release due payments, which are in exces...
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Is China fighting a second wave of coronavirus?
China has shut downs gyms and swimming pools in Beijing amid fears the country is vulnerable to a second wave of coronavirus. It comes jus...
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Trump cancels daily briefing after his disinfectant debacle
US, (Daily Mail), 26 April 2020 - President Donald Trump has declared that the White House news conferences were ‘not worth the time and effort’ b...
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SL to reposition exports to meet new market conditions resulting from COVID-19 crisis
Sri Lankan Missions abroad seek to re-position Sri Lanka’s exports to meet market conditions resulting from the COVID-19 crisis, the Foreign Relatio...
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Five more test positive for COVID-19
Five more patients had tested positive for COVID-19 today increasing the number of cases to 373 in the country, the Health Ministry said....
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SL doing very well in limiting the spread
Sri Lanka's Army Chief, Lieutenant General Shavendra Silva, yesterday said that there had been no sporadic cases of the COVID-19 identified in the cou...
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“We need to make every investment count now more than ever,” says UNDP Economist
By Shabiya Ali AhlamAs Sri Lanka is in the midst of exploring all possible avenues to bounce back from the upheaval set in motion by the coronavirus p...
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