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.
Daily new Covid-19 cases drop to 835, with 410 in Sabah and 138 in Klang Valley
The number of active cases — which carry high transmission risks — continued to climb to a fresh record high of 9,903.
One dead, four missing, 121 rescued after ship sinks off Miri in Sarawak
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) confirmed that the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) had received a report from a Sapura construction vessel which detected an emergency signal from the workboat at 6.45am today.
Malaysia sees deadliest day of Covid-19 with 10 fatalities, but new cases drop to 710
467 patients were cured and discharged today, bringing total recovered cases to 15,884
Pavilion REIT’s outlook seen challenging due to spike in new Covid-19 cases
“Meanwhile, [the] borders of Malaysia remain closed, which should continue to dampen shopper traffic at Pavilion KL as 30% of its footfall are tourists. Besides, the working-from-home order should also lead to lower footfall at Pavilion KL and Intermark Mall.”
