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. Office of the Regional Director of Health Services -Gampaha Corona virus disease (COVID-19) – Situation Report -24.06.2021 – 4.00 p.m. An outbreak of Corona virus disease (COVID19) was emerged after detecting a cluster of Corona positive patients from a garment factory in Minuwangoda MOH area since 4th of October. Identified during Patients identified in last 24H 387 MOH wise last24h Total since Number of newly detected cases from field 318 distribution of (23/06 12 AM- 04/10/2020 positive cases* 24/06 12 AM) Number of newly detected cases from hospitals 69 Attanagalla 25 3440 Distribution of COVID 19 diagnosed patients in treatment Biyagama 34 4979 centers in Gampaha district Divulapitiya 48 2955 Total patient details Total Bed Bed Dompe 38 3385 admissions capacity occupancy Gampaha 19 3708 last 24 hours Jaela 28 2384 CNTH Ragama 190 121 27 Katana 6 1894 NHRD Welisara 120 43 07 Kelaniya 34 3481 DGH Negombo 92 84 22 Mahara 30 5273 DGH Gampaha 138 76 11 BH Minuwagoda 124 Minuwangoda 12 3975 109 00 DH Kandana Meerigama 41 2800 80 60 00 Negombo 11 2041 DH Divulapitiya 99 97 18 Ragama 13 1808 DH Dompe 42 67 09 Seeduwa 13 3027 DH Radawana 52 29 02 Wattala 35 4653 Treatment center attached 126 Sapugaskanda Oil Refinary 353** to DGH Gampaha 57 42 Total Number Confirmed 387 49803 Treatment center attached 139 62 59 to BH Wathupitiwala ICC Seeduwa 578 563 85 ICC Werellawatta *Data taken from MOH areas including Private sector and Hospital 50 50 23 Samples Total 1830 1418 305 ** May belong to other districts Distribution of COVID 19 suspected patients in isolation centers in Gampaha district Bed Bed Total admissions last During Total Since capacity occupancy 24 hours last 04/10/2020 CNTH Ragama 78 56 38 24h BH Wathupitiwala 50 22 76 Total PCR done in hospitals – OPD 17 17,203 BH Kiribathgoda 05 04 03 Total PCR done in hospitals – BH Meerigama 15 22 13 Inward 37 13,213 DH Jaela 18 - - DH Akaragama 10 Total PCR performed –field - - 733 283,974 DH Pamunugama 10 - - DH Biyagama Total in Gampaha district 08 - - 787 314,390 Total 194 104 130 Number of positive cases from factories and workplaces Sri Lankan Global Situation Number Identified Total Situation of during since factories last 24h 04/10/2020 New cases 2193 296,106 BOI Katunayake 69 00 2627 BOI Biyagama 32 05 1193 Total Cases 246,109 178,837,204 BOI Wathupitiwala 06 00 164 BOI Malwatta 04 00 16 Deaths 2769 3,880,450 BOI Mirigama 01 00 17 Other (Including BOI factories outside zones& *Including Brandix Apparel Ltd – Minuwangoda 149 00 3,591 Total 261 05 7,608 . Office of the Regional Director of Health Services -Gampaha Corona virus disease (COVID-19) – Situation Report -24.06.2021 – 4.00 p.m. Distribution of First Contacts of Gampaha District Name of the MOH Area No of First Contacts Attanagalla 691 Biyagama 2535 Divulapitiya 1029 Dompe 1553 Gampaha 928 Jaela 539 Katana 153 Kelaniya 495 Mahara 1503 Minuwangoda 1226 Mirigama 249 Negombo 675 Ragama 310 Seeduwa 1134 Wattala 2131 Total 15151 . Office of the Regional Director of Health Services -Gampaha Corona virus disease (COVID-19) – Situation Report -24.06.2021 – 4.00 p.m. PCR Conduction Plan for Tomorrow Number of Samples Place of PCR RAT PCR/RAT Conduction 1st Contact Community Random Factory 1st Contact Community Random Factory Attanagalla 50 50 Biyagama 50 200 Divulapitiya Dompe 50 100 Gampaha 50 100 Jaela 100 75 Katana 50 150 BOI Katunayake Kelaniya 100 60 Mahara 100 100 Minuwangoda 200 300 Meerigama 100 Negombo Ragama 35 Seeduwa 150 Wattala 150 Total 805 1535 . Office of the Regional Director of Health Services -Gampaha Corona virus disease (COVID-19) – Situation Report -24.06.2021 – 4.00 p.m. Hospital PCR Conduction Target for Tomorrow Hospital No of PCR (OPD / Inward Surveillance) DH Divulapitiya 10 DH Jaela 5 DH Pamunugama 5 DH Radawana 5 DH Udupila 5 DH Biyagama 5 DH Akaragama 5 DH Malwathuhiripitiya 5 DH Dompe 10 DH Bokalagama 4 BH Kiribathgoda 4 BH Mirigama 5 BH Wathupitwala 20 BH Minuwangoda 4 DGH Gampaha 10 DGH Negombo 10 NHRD Welisara 15 NCTH Ragama 20 Total 147 Total PCR scheduled for 25/06/21* 952 *Liable to be changed with the prevailing situation .
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