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If you have travelled to Sri Lanka from abroad between March 1 and 20 and wish to register with the authorities — 119; 011-2444480; 011-2444481; 011-5978720; 011-5978730; and 011-5978734.

If you need to travel to hospital in the event of an emergency, you can proceed during curfew times after explaining your situation to the police, Deputy Inspector General Ajith Rohana said.

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