fyaud,a rKisxy lshkafka isxy, iskudfõ bkak wdl¾Y”hu rx.k Ys,amsfhla’ fyaud,af.a wmQrE rÛmEï ksidu f.dvla fma%laIlfhda Tyqg wdorh lrkjd’ uE;l§ fyaud,a .ek f.dvla fofkla l;dny lf<a Tyq yÈisfhau uqyqKQ fmdf;a oeuQ igykla ksidhs’ fyaud,ag wdof¾ lrk fma%laIl msßig fï igyk f,dl= .egÆjla njg;a m;ajqKd’
Tkak b;ska ta .ek fkfjhs fï l;dj’ fï ojiaj, fyaud,af.a wmQrE rx.k yelshdjla wmsg ߧ ;srfhka n,d.kak mq¿jka’ ta Tyq rx.kfhka odhl fjk l,ïfnda Ñ;%mgfhka’ miq.sh Èkj, ;sr.; lsÍu wdrïN jqkq Ñ;%mghg oekgu;a fyd| m%;spdr tfyu ;sfhkj¨’ wdrxÑ úÈyg fyaud,a fï Ñ;%mgfha “Tiald“ lshk “ud, lvk ydofhla“ f.a pß;hla ;uhs ksrEmKh lrkafka’
The State Pharmaceuticals Corporation of Sri Lanka is the only authorized agent in the country to import the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine and SPC had already signed an agreement with the Serum Institute of India for the procurement of 1.5 million doses of the vaccine.
