Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases drop further to 8,075 on Oct 4; infections in Selangor at five-month low of 686
Sarawak led with the most new cases at 1,189, followed by Kelantan (1,020) and Johor (781), while Selangor saw 686 infections.
Nearly 70% of Covid-19 linked fatalities detected from unvaccinated individuals — MoH
COVIDNOW data showed that 22% of the death cases came from partially vaccinated individuals, while only 8.3% were from fully vaccinated individuals.
87.6% of Malaysia’s adult population fully vaccinated against Covid-19 as of Oct 3; 206,574 daily vaccine doses administered
By states and federal territories, the Klang Valley had the highest percentage in terms of the adult population that had been fully vaccinated at 111.6% (6,884,266 individuals), followed by Labuan (98.7% with 69,277 individuals completing their two-dose vaccination) and Negeri Sembilan (97.8% with 798,093 individuals fully inoculated).
Covid-19: Weekly cases in Malaysia drop for fifth straight week to 86,352
98.3% or 84,882 cases of these new weekly cases showed mild or no symptoms at all (Categories 1 and 2).
Tropicana slips into the red in 2Q but property sales surge 970%
Despite lower revenue, Tropicana's property development and management division still performed strongly and profitably, backed by strong sales and cost savings from projects, the group said.
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases rise to 11,332 on Sept 28, Selangor back with four-digit infections
Sarawak topped the list with the most infections with 2,358, down from 2,723 on Monday.
84.4% of Malaysia’s adult population fully inoculated against Covid-19 as of Sept 27
In terms of the total population, 70.5% or 23.01 million people had received at least one shot, including 60.6% or 19.78 million who were fully inoculated.
Reported Covid-19 deaths hit record high of 2,869 in Sept 10-16 week; only 746 were ‘actual deaths’
This came as daily reported deaths jumped to an-all time high of 592 last Saturday (Sept 11). Reported daily deaths then stayed above 400-mark for three consecutive day from Sept 13 to 15.
Malaysia reports 17,577 new Covid-19 cases on Sept 17, says Dr Noor Hisham
Among new infections, 17,333 cases or 98.6% had no symptoms (Category 1 patients) or only mild symptoms (Category 2)
Malaysia's new Covid-19 cases climb to 19,495 on Sept 15 after four straight days of declines
Among the new infections, 19,187 cases or 98.4% had no symptoms (Category 1 patients) or only mild symptoms (Category 2)
