The Anti Malaria Campaign has confirmed that Sri Lanka has recorded 35 malaria cases so far this year, including one death.
Although the country was officially declared malaria-free in 2016, the recent cases have primarily been reported among individuals returning from overseas.
Dr. Indeewarie Gunaratna, Consultant Community Physician at the Anti Malaria Campaign, advised the public that further information on malaria can be obtained by calling 071 284 1767.
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