News Sri Lanka’s first monkeypox patient reported! Date: November 4, 2022 The Ministry of Health has confirmed that a person infected with monkeypox has been found in Sri Lanka for the first time. The infected person is a 20-year-old young man who came to this country from Dubai on November 1. TagsLanka News WebSri Lanka Previous articleMinistry of Finance and Central Bank in discussion with Official Creditors of Sri LankaNext articleSRI LANKA ORIGINAL NARRATIVE SUMMARY: 04/11 Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Sri Lanka Revamps Foreign Aid Policy to Drive Climate-Resilient Growth Senior Savers Squeezed: 10 percent WHT Drains Life Savings Surge in Vehicle Imports Drains Sri Lanka’s Dollar Reserves Port City Tax Breaks Spark IMF Concerns amid Reform Promises Sri Lanka Moves toward Direct RMB Trade Settlement Framework More like thisRelated Sri Lanka Revamps Foreign Aid Policy to Drive Climate-Resilient Growth MIAP - November 3, 2025 Sri Lanka Revamps Foreign Aid Policy to Drive Climate-Resilient Growth Senior Savers Squeezed: 10 percent WHT Drains Life Savings MIAP - November 3, 2025 Senior Savers Squeezed: 10 percent WHT Drains Life Savings Surge in Vehicle Imports Drains Sri Lanka’s Dollar Reserves MIAP - November 3, 2025 Surge in Vehicle Imports Drains Sri Lanka’s Dollar Reserves Port City Tax Breaks Spark IMF Concerns amid Reform Promises MIAP - November 3, 2025 Port City Tax Breaks Spark IMF Concerns amid Reform Promises
