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District MOH Area/Area Number of +Ve Cases Colombo 01 (Fort) 9 Colombo 02 (Slave Island) 22 Colombo 03 (Kollupitiya) 19 Colombo POSITIVE CASES - DISTRICT WISE BREAKDOWN 0600 hrs 13 May to 0600 hrs 14 May - 2,269 District MOH Area/Area Number of +ve Cases Colombo 01 (Fort) 9 Colombo 02 (Slave Island) 22 Colombo 03 (Kollupitiya) 19 Colombo 04 (Bambalapitiya) 10 Colombo 05 (Narahenpita) 12 Colombo 06 (Wellawatta) 13 Colombo 07 (Cinnemon Garden) 14 Colombo 08 (Borella) 14 Colombo 09 (Dematagoda) 25 Colombo 10 (Maradana) 8 Colombo 11 (Pettah) 6 Colombo 14 (Grandpass) 29 Colombo 15 (Mattakkuliya) 5 Angulana 1 Athurugirimulla 1 Athurugiriya 6 Awissawella 12 Battaramulla 1 Borelasgamuwa 39 Dehiwala 13 Gothatuwa 4 Hanwella 37 COLOMBO Homagama 33 Kahathuduwa 15 Keselwatta 5 Kohuwala 5 Kotahena 16 Kottawa 3 Maharagama 26 Maligawatta 2 Mattegoda 9 Meepe 11 Mirihana 23 Moratumulla 4 Moratuwa 20 Mount Lavinia 25 Mulleriyawa 20 Nawagamuwa 32 Padukka 12 Pannipitiya 2 Piliyandala 39 Thalangama 9 Welikada 13 Wellampitiya 19 Total 643 Biyagama 21 Divulapitiya 11 Dompe 8 Gampaha 20 Ganemulla 6 Henegama 1 Ja Ela 12 Kadawatha 34 Kandana 1 Katana 1 Katunayake 29 Kelaniya 7 Kiribathgoda 6 Kirindiwela 17 Kochchikade 1 Kotadeniyawa 2 Malwathuhiripitiya 6 GAMPAHA Meegahawatta 8 Meerigama 8 Minuwangoda 22 Negombo 7 Nittambuwa 5 Pallewela 7 Pamunugama 3 Peliyagoda 4 Pugoda 6 Ragama 1 Sapugaskanda 8 Seeduwa 3 Veyangoda 14 Waliweriya 7 Wattala 10 Weeragula 1 Yakkala 4 Total 301 Agalawatta 1 Aluthgama 1 Bandaragama 2 Beruwala 8 Bulathsinhala 1 Horana 4 Kalutara 7 Kalutara North 22 KALUTARA Mathugama 12 Panadura 2 Panadura North 3 Panadura South 45 Wadduwa 5 Warakagoda 7 Welipenna 1 Total 121 Alawwa 3 Ambalanpola 4 Dambadeniya 1 Galgamuwa 7 Galgamuwa 9 Giriulla 8 Gokarella 4 Hettipola 16 KURUNEGALA Kuliyapitiya 9 Kurunegala 12 Maho 1 Narammala 6 Pannala 16 Warakapola 1 Wariyapola 1 Wariyapola 2 Total 100 Ahangama 20 Akmeemana 8 Ambalangoda 3 Baddegama 1 Batapola 2 Benthota 9 Elpitiya 2 Galle 13 Habaraduwa 32 Hikkaduwa 6 Imaduwa 13 GALLE Karandeniya 1 Kosgoda 3 Meetiyagoda 1 Nagoda 4 Pitigala 2 Poddala 20 Rathgama 4 Thelikada 1 Udugama 1 Wanduramba 6 Yakkalamulla 3 Total 155 Akuressa 3 Kamburupitiya 4 Kananke 5 Kotavila 2 MATARA Matara 8 Pitabeddara 4 Thelijjavila 3 Weligama 30 Total 59 Aranayaka 10 Bulathkohupitiya 9 Dedigama 5 Deraniyagala 16 Hemmathagama 5 KEGALLE Kegalle 21 Mawanella 3 Pindeniya 2 Rambukkana 17 Warakapola 3 Total 91 Bandarawela 4 Dambulla 5 Diyatalawa 1 BADULLA Ella 20 Welimada 12 Total 42 Ampara 4 Bakkiela 2 Karthiv 1 AMPARA Siyabalanduwa 2 Uhana 7 Total 16 Anuradhapura 70 Epapawala 7 Galnewa 1 Horowpathana 1 Kahatagasdigiliya 3 Kakirawa 1 ANURADAPURA Mihinthale 1 Perimiyankulam 18 Thabuththegama 16 Thalawa 2 Tirappane 6 Total 126 Agbopura 1 Kanthale 2 Pulmudei 6 TRINCOMALEE Sooriyapura 1 Trincomalee 15 Total 25 Vavuniya 10 VAVNIYA Total 10 Mullaitivu 4 MULLAITIVU Pudukudyiruppu 9 Total 13 Bogawantalawa 1 Dimbulapathana 1 Hatton 4 Norton Bridge 8 Nuwaraeliya 20 NUWARAELIYA Pudaluoya 8 Pussellawa 8 Thalawakele 7 Walapane 1 Walapane 9 Total 67 Gampola 10 Hasalaka 2 Kadugannawa 3 Kandy 5 Katugasthota 2 Menikhinna 9 KANDY Nawalapitiya 8 Panvila 5 Pussellawa 2 Thalathuoya 1 Ududumbara 4 Wattegama 10 Total 61 Ayagama 2 Balangoda 42 Eheliyagoda 19 Embilipitiya 65 Godakawela 1 Kalawana 5 Kalthota 3 RATHNAPURA Kiriella 1 Kuttigala 7 Opanayake 5 Panamura 8 Rakwana 2 Rathnapura 6 Siripagama 8 Total 174 Chilaw 7 Dankotuwa 6 Eppawala 3 Kalpitiya 9 PUTTALAM Madampe 4 Maravila 3 Naththandiya 2 Puttlam 6 Total 40 Chavakachcheri 1 Illavalai 1 Jaffna 6 Kodikamam 1 Nelliady 7 JAFFNA Palali 1 Point Pedro 4 Thellipalai 6 Uppukulam 4 Total 31 Laggala 1 Mahawela 5 Matale 8 MATALE Rattota 8 Wilgamuwa 4 Yatawatta 5 Total 31 Kilinochchi 2 KILINOCHCHI Maradankeni 1 Total 3 Aranaganvila 3 Bakamuna 16 Hingurakgoda 18 Hingurakgoda 6 Medirigiriya 7 POLONNARUWA Minneriya 8 Polonnaruwa 11 Pulastipura 3 Welikanda 8 Total 80 Beliaththa 5 Hambantota 2 Katuwana 4 HAMBANTOTA Tangalle 3 Thissamaharama 4 Total 18 Buttala 3 Kataragama 8 MONARAGALA Medagama 2 Moneragala 9 Total 22 Valachchenai 6 BATTICALOA Vunativu 14 Total 20 Imported Cases 20 CASE WHICH THE AREA ACCURATE MISC ADDRESSES NOT RECORDED Total 20 Total +ve cases reported on 13 May 2021 2269.
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