Covid-19: Malaysia sees deadliest day with 12 fatalities, as new cases surge to 1,054
This is the highest number of fatalities in a single day since the pandemic struck the nation in January.
Some health districts in KL, Negeri Sembilan, Johor, Sarawak and Labuan join list of Covid-19 red zones
The Ministry of Health (MoH) has listed 31 health districts and 58 sub-districts across Malaysia as Covid-19 red zones.
Covid-19 spread among prisons under control as lower daily cases recorded — Prison Department
The Malaysian Prison Department today said Covid-19 transmissions among prisons are under control, thanks to strategies such as lockdowns and quarantining of inmates and remanded individuals that have helped reduce daily Covid-19 cases.
Covid-19: Malaysia reports 834 new cases with five new clusters found
This brings the country's confirmed Covid-19 infections to 33,339.
Malaysia reports 799 new Covid-19 cases, 466 in Sabah and 170 in Klang Valley
The number of active cases — patients who carry transmission risks and have to be admitted to hospitals and quarantined — swelled to a fresh record high of 10,392.
MoH increases bed capacity in Covid-19 hospitals, quarantine centres
The ministry has a total of 16,060 beds compared to 11,076 beds on Oct 17. This comprised 3,825 beds at hospitals and 12,235 beds at quarantine and low-risk treatment centres, according to MoH director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah via his Twitter account.
Forty-four Covid-19 cases died before reaching hospital in second, third pandemic waves — Health D-G
Sabah has continuously reported Covid-19-related deaths in the past three weeks. In this month alone, Sabah has recorded a total of 101 deaths.
Malaysia records 801 new Covid-19 cases, pushing active cases to cross 10,000 mark, with eight deaths
Malaysia now has a total of 29,441 cumulative confirmed Covid-19 infections
MoH temporarily halts use of two flu vaccines after deaths in South Korea
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30% of Malaysia's Covid-19 clusters linked to the workplace
Health Director-General Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah: A total of 62 clusters (30%) are linked to the workplace.
