COVID-19: Malaysia's daily new cases drop below 100 for sixth time
Meanwhile, the total number of cured cases stands at 3,349 as of noon today, representing a recovery rate of 61.1%.
COVID-19: Red zones with fewer than 41 active cases drop to 13
As daily recoveries exceeded daily new infections for the eleventh time, active infections have fallen to 2,103 cases; there are a total of 5,389 cases as at yesterday.
Malaysia’s COVID-19 daily infections drop to 69, lowest daily figure since MCO began
The number of daily recoveries exceeded the number of daily infections for the ninth time, with 201 cured cases. This brings the total recoveries in Malaysia to 2,967 or 56.5% of the country’s total.
Daily recoveries exceed new infections for eighth time as 119 cured compared with 110 new cases
Daily recoveries exceed new infections for eighth time as 119 cured compared with 110 new cases
Covid-19: No new red zones, 27 districts remain in the list
Lembah Pantai in Kuala Lumpur remains the district with the highest number of confirmed infections at 577 cases or 11.4%, while Hulu Langat has 440 cases.
Four new cases reported in both Kampung Baru and Bali clusters
This brings the total of infections related to the Bali cluster to 24 cases, while Kampung Baru has 27 infections.
Malaysia's daily new cases drop to 85 after 28 days of MCO
This is the first time Malaysia has reported a daily figure that is less than 100 infections since March 15, with 41 cases. The next day, daily infections quadrupled to 190 cases.
Covid-19: Number of infections in Lembah Pantai now at 572, surpasses Taiwan, Vietnam and Brunei
Lembah Pantai located in Kuala Lumpur has topped 500 cases, which is higher than other countries in Asia such as Taiwan with 393 cases, Vietnam (267) and Brunei (136).
COVID-19: Daily recoveries top 200 for third time
Five more deaths were reported, raising the death toll to 82, representing a 1.64% fatality rate.
Covid-19: Cases in Seremban rise to 260, Lembah Pantai still has highest number of confirmed infections
Seremban has recorded 136 confirmed infections since the start of the second phase of the Movement Control Order on April 1 (124 cases), making it the red zone with the fourth-highest number of confirmed infections in Malaysia.
