Navy refutes claims it has withdrawn from COVID-19 operations

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The Sri Lanka Navy has strongly refuted claims published in certain websites and on social media that it has temporarily withdrawn from operations aimed at eradicating COVID-19.

Issuing a media release, the navy insisted that such claims were completely false and that navy personnel are continuing to engage in COVID-19 related operations in the country.

The navy also said it has taken steps to initiate legal action against institutions and persons who spread such false reports.

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