Wmqgd .ekSu f.disma ,xld fjí wvúh
nd,jhialdr .eyekq orejka fofofkl=f.a ryia m%foaY ùäfhda l, wjqreÿ 20l ;reKfhl= w;awvx.=jg f.k ;sfí’
fuu ;reKhd fldfnhs.fka m%foaYfha ;reKfhl= njg wkdjrKh fjhs’ fuf,i ryia m%foaY ùäfhda lrkakg f.dia ;snqfKa jhi wjqreÿ 09la yd 10la jk nd,jhialdr oeßhka fofofkl=f.a njg i|yka fjhs’
tu oeßhkaf.au ksfjia wi< mÈxÑ fuu ielldr ;reKhd úiska oeßhkaf.a ksjig ks;ru hk tk njo i|yka’ lsysm wjia:djlu oeßhkag fkdfmkk f,i Tjqkaf.a ryia m%foaY ùäfhda .; lr we;s nj;a”;j;a wjia:djl Tyq úiska ;¾ckh lrñka fuu l%shdj isÿ lr we;s nj;a i|yka fjhs’ fldfnhs.fka fmd,Sish úiska lrk ,o úu¾Ykhlska miqj wod< ;reKhdj oeßhkaf.a ùäfhda we;=<;a ÿrl:kh iuÛ w;awvx.=jg .ekSug lghq;= lr ;sfí’
According to the Epidemiology Unit of the Ministry of Health, as of 31st of March 919,753 people were given the COVID-19 vaccine, while 1.2 million 64,000 doses were shipped to Sri Lanka for the vaccination process.
