Thursday, 23 April 2020

Covid-19 Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka was affected by Covid19 on March 2,2020. He was a tour guide from Mattegoda area. On that day onwards number of Covid19 patients were increased.
On 20th April, 34 Covid19 patients were found. There after number patients increased day by day. On 23rd April, found 60 Navy officers affected and camp at welisara was isolated completely. 

Upto 24th April,
414 Confirmed
46 New Cases
109 Recovered  
007 Deaths 


Sri Lankan president along with the health personals, tri-forces(Army,Navy,Air Force) and police immensly working towards to end this Virus situation. First they shutted down schools and universities in order to protect students from getting affected. Then brought the concept of "Working from home" and all the employees started doing their work from home. Social distancing reduces the contacts between people. Curfew was implemented. Need curfew passes to travel from one district to another. 

 Health personals contribution is unforgettable. They work day and night with patients even without thinking of their own lives. Always they make people aware of the situation and  how they should wor during a quarantined period like this.

 Triforces along with police also make aware people about how to behave in this period. They immenly built many hospital buildings to treat Covid19 affected and suspected people.They also make sure that all the people have meals and they provide food packets, clothes, etc, all the necessary items to poor people.
  
What you SHOULD do as a SRILANKAN???
Make sure you all are living according the policies given by health ministry.
  1. Wash your hands with soap for 20S at least.
  2. Go out with a mask on your face.
  3. Don't touch your nose, eyes or mouth without washing your hands.
  4. Keep social distancing among even neighbours.
  5. Don't exchange anything with anyone.
  6. If you have caught with any cough or cold ,please make sure to dial 1390 hotline before get into a hospital.

PRAY FOR SRI LANKA!!!

For Daily Updates,
https://hpb.health.gov.lk/covid19-dashboard/ 


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