, with a total of seven positive cases reported as of Saturday( Jan 22). The new cluster-Kluster Jalan

KUALA LUMPUR: Covid-19 cases continue to spike with 17, 134 cases reported yesterday, bringing the cumulative cases to 2, 956, 332. Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said over the same period, Malaysia had recorded 5, 681 recoveries, bringing the cumulative recoveries to 2, 829, 752.“ Of the 17, 134 new cases, 86 were in Categories Three, Four and Five( the most severe), while the remaining cases were Categories One and Two, ” he added.“ Of the new positive cases, 130 were

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s Covid-19 cases continue to rise, with 2, 738 new infections and 17 deaths recorded on Friday( Aug 20). Minister in charge of Covid-19 matters in the state, Datuk Masidi Manjun said over 59% of these cases are due to close contact screenings from existing cases, while quite a number are also backlog cases.He said Kota Kinabalu remained the district with the highest number of Covid-19 cases at 454 followed by Penampang( 328), Sandakan( 236), Tuaran( 235), Tawau( 225), Sipita

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah registered an all-time record high of daily Covid-19 cases since the vaccination programme began with 3, 333 new cases on Wednesday( Feb 9). Posting this on his Twitter account, minister in charge of Covid-19 matters in Sabah Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun wrote" Record new cases-3, 333(+ 1, 264).... Nearly 52%( 1, 075) are symptomatic cases, sporadic infections,".He also advised the public to avoid crowded places with Kota Kinabalu recording 591 new cases, Sandakan 510 new cases

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s huge number of sporadic Covid-19 cases shows how widespread the virus is within the community, says Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.He said of the 2, 069 new cases reported on Tuesday( Feb 8), over half or 1, 075 were sporadic infections with an unclear point of origin and added that 99% or 2, 056 of the total new cases are in Category One and Two.“ Sabah’s rate of transmission is 1.54 compared to the national rate of 1.32.... This means there is a possibility that the number of

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government is working on improving the" walk-in" for vaccinations at centres that saw crowds swarming in many areas across the state. Sabah Covid-19 spokesman Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said that state secretary Datuk Safar Untong as chairman of the state Covid-19 management committee is fine-tuning the current system." The committee is fine-tuning the current system to improve it.... We are continuously trying to improve daily," he said when asked if the state was review