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Colombo (News 1st); 09 people died of COVID-19 on Saturday (21) said the Department of Government Information.
The Director General of Health Services confirmed the death toll in Sri Lanka accordingly rose to 83.
The details of the COVID-19 victims are as follows:
01. A 57-year-old male from Colombo 02 who passed away at the National Hospital in Colombo. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 related pneumonia and shock.
02. A 65-year-old male from Wellampitiya who passed away at the National Hospital in Colombo. The cause of death was ruled as High Blood Pressure, Diabetes and COVID-19 infection.
03. An 89-year-old male from Dematagoda who passed away at the National Hospital in Colombo. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 related pneumonia.
04. A 48-year-old female from Colombo 10 who passed away at her residence. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 infection resulting in cardiac arrest.
05. A 72-year-old male from Colombo 10 who passed away at his residence. The cause of death was ruled as Diabetes, High Blood Pressure and COVID-19 infection resulting in cardiac arrest.
06. A 69-year-old female from Colombo 13 who passed away at her residence. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 infection resulting in cardiac arrest.
07. A 76-year-old male from Wellawatte who was identified as a COVID-19 infected person at the National Hospital in Colombo and was transferred to the Mulleriyawa Base Hospital for treatment where he passed away. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 related pneumonia, bacterial infection and shock.
08. A 75-year-old female from Wellampitiya who was identified as a COVID-19 infected person at the National Hospital in Colombo and was transferred to the Homagama Base Hospital for treatment where she passed away. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 infection and exacerbated pneumonia.
09. A 76-year old female who was identified as a COVID-19 infected person at a Private Hospital in Colombo and was transferred to IDH for treatment where she passed away. The cause of death was ruled as COVID-19 pneumonia and blood infection.