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Sri Lanka cricketers donate for medical equipment to combat COVID-19
Colombo, March 26: With the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic reaching threatening proportions in Sri Lanka, the national cricket team players have made contributions for the purchase of essential medical equipments.
According to Sri Lanka Cricket release, they have donated for Video Laryngoscopes which are one of the primary medical equipment used to treat coronavirus affected patients. "This equipment which have been ordered from overseas will be handed over by the Sri Lanka cricketers as soon as the purchases arrive in Sri Lanka," said SLC.
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