This was the lowest number of daily doses recorded in nine days after over 300,000 to 400,000 shots were delivered previously. The latest seven-day moving average of daily doses fell to 393,097 from 410,947 on Monday.
This brings the total doses of vaccines administered in Malaysia so far to 14.35 million. A total of 4.53 million individuals nationwide have received their second dose — representing a vaccination rate of 13.85% of the nation’s population of 32.72 million.
Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said in a statement today the conditional registration approval, which was decided during the country’s Drug Control Authority meeting today, requires details on the quality, safety and efficacy of the vaccines to be monitored and evaluated based on updated data from time to time
Selangor reported the highest daily number of Covid-19 vaccine shots for the first dose at 85,771.
Of the latest 434,828 doses, 279,938 went to first-dose recipients while 154,890 individuals were given their second dose.
Marking the second consecutive day that new cases come in above the 11,000 mark
Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin said the mean monthly salaries and wages declined to RM2,933 in 2020 after two consecutive years of recording more than RM3,000
Among the states and federal territories, Selangor reported the highest number of daily shots for first doses on Tuesday at 72,644, followed by Kuala Lumpur (47,244) and Sarawak (24,381)
The variant, which originated from India, can spread faster via airborne transmission and has an infectivity rate of 5 to 8 in R0 value
Selangor, the most populous state, recorded its highest daily figure today at 5,263, making up 47.5% of the latest nationwide infections, after reporting over 4,000 cases for five straight days.
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