A total of 178 Sri Lankans who were stranded in Malaysia had reached the Katunayake International Airport this evening, Airport Duty Manager said. He said those Sri Lankans were brought back to the country by a special SriLankan flight (UL 315). The passengers were subjected to medical tests and they were sent to quarantine centres by the Army.
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