Update: Eight new Covid-19 deaths in Malaysia, while 68 more recovered from infection
This is as the nation recorded another 150 new patients, pushing the tally to 2,470.
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Health DG: One or two hotspot areas in Selangor may undergo enhanced MCO
“We have identified one or two zones in Selangor which we may take action as what we have conducted in Simpang Renggam,” said Dr Noor Hisham at a press conference on updating the latest numbers today.
Malaysia COVID-19 deaths jump to 34, cases rise to 2,470
Meanwhile, 68 more patients have recovered. In total, the number of recovered patients stood at 388.
MoH calls on 5,084 present at Sri Petaling tabligh assembly to come forward for test
The Ministry of Health (MoH) urges these participants to come forward to take the test, which will help the government’s efforts to contain the outbreak.
MoH is prepared for the worst — a possible surge in new COVID-19 cases in mid-April
“We expect a surge in April ... We prepare for the worst. It is better to be over-prepared than under-prepared, as under-prepared means not prepared.”
COVID-19: M'sia reports 159 new cases, tally increases to 2,320
A new death was reported today. The country's death toll is currently at 27.
No curfew, emergency as long as MCO enforced under MoH
“I want to clarify here that news about curfew, emergency ordinance, and others are fake news.”
COVID-19 stimulus package: What’s in it for pisang goreng sellers and micro businesses?
For a married couple operating a hawker stall, with household earnings below RM4,000 per month, they will receive a one-off payment of RM1,600 by May, on top of the RM600 Cost of Living Aid that is due in July.
COVID-19 stimulus package: What’s in it for the middle-income group?
Let's say you're part of a married couple working in the private sector, with a household income of between RM4,000 and RM8,000 per month.
Govt moves to lighten three employer commitments to ease business cash flow
The first is the introduction of a programme that will allow employers to postpone, restructure, or reschedule their mandatory Employees Provident Fund contribution for employees. The EPF will introduce this programme on April 15.
