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Man blamed for nearly half Sri Lanka virus cases speaks out
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<blockquote data-quote="mohamedhanas" data-source="post: 25522547" data-attributes="member: 155478"><p>Has the army ever ‘raided’ any normal village in connection with the Covid-19 epidemic?No. The village meant in this article is Welisara where apparently there had been one or more affected drug addicts (Dinesh was probably one of them -Dinesh himself says he tested positive). The addicts refused to cooperate with the health workers who wanted to take them for quarantining.</p><p></p><p>Drug addicts are said to be especially vulnerable to the virus. The navy personnel had to physically tackle these brutes including Dinesh, wrestle with them, to bring them under control and move them to the quarantine centres. Due to contact with virus cases during this operation,the infection spread among more than 800 navy soldiers. Naturally, the navy cluster was blamed on the drug addicts. But almost all of them have recovered by now. </p><p></p><p>The drug addicts were saved too. No doubt, the hireling journalist who concocted this document must have hired this ‘source’ (Dinesh, a rehabilitated druggie). The latter must have got his fees. But the ingrate has no thanks to the navy/government for his rehabilitation and his costly recovery from his Covid-19 infection. Instead, he wants to ‘clear his name’! What reputation does he have to save? He is a greedy hireling like the media hireling here who propagates lies against a country for dollars.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mohamedhanas, post: 25522547, member: 155478"] Has the army ever ‘raided’ any normal village in connection with the Covid-19 epidemic?No. The village meant in this article is Welisara where apparently there had been one or more affected drug addicts (Dinesh was probably one of them -Dinesh himself says he tested positive). The addicts refused to cooperate with the health workers who wanted to take them for quarantining. Drug addicts are said to be especially vulnerable to the virus. The navy personnel had to physically tackle these brutes including Dinesh, wrestle with them, to bring them under control and move them to the quarantine centres. Due to contact with virus cases during this operation,the infection spread among more than 800 navy soldiers. Naturally, the navy cluster was blamed on the drug addicts. But almost all of them have recovered by now. The drug addicts were saved too. No doubt, the hireling journalist who concocted this document must have hired this ‘source’ (Dinesh, a rehabilitated druggie). The latter must have got his fees. But the ingrate has no thanks to the navy/government for his rehabilitation and his costly recovery from his Covid-19 infection. Instead, he wants to ‘clear his name’! What reputation does he have to save? He is a greedy hireling like the media hireling here who propagates lies against a country for dollars. [/QUOTE]
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