Malaysia sees record high 19,819 new Covid-19 cases, 257 deaths and 210,522 active cases on Aug 4
The Covid-19 virus has killed a total of 9,384 individuals in this year alone, compared with just 471 deaths in all of 2020
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases climb to 17,105, 195 deaths reported
Selangor again topped the list with 5,836 infections, although this was a decline from yesterday’s 6,067
Haily Group gets green light from MITI to resume three on-site construction projects in Johor
The three project sites are located in Taman Ungku Tun Aminah, Taman Nusa Sentral and Bandar Jaya Putra
Malaysia posts 15,764 new Covid-19 cases; daily deaths hit new record of 219
In total, Malaysia has detected 1.15 million Covid-19 cases so far since the pandemic began in late January last year.
Covid-19: Malaysia detects 16,840 new cases today, after two consecutive days at above 17,000-level
Today was the 18th straight day that the number of daily cases in the country stayed in the five-digit range
Malaysia set record high of 556,404 daily Covid-19 vaccine doses administered on July 29, 43% in Klang Valley
This was the fourth consecutive day the country administered over 500,000 doses. The previous record high was 553,871 shots posted on Tuesday (July 27).
Covid-19: 11 positive cases detected in Parliament on July 29, says Noor Hisham
Overall, 10 positive cases were detected through RTK-AG saliva test kits and another infection from real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR), according to a statement issued this morning.
Malaysia’s daily Covid-19 cases fall slightly to 17,170; 98% of them have mild or no symptoms
The Klang Valley, comprising Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, recorded a total of 9,385 infections, down from 10,119 the day before
No Parliament cluster for now, as 56 Covid-19 positive cases identified from screenings earlier — MoH
Two were members of the parliament, six were escort officers while the remaining were 48 officers from various government agencies.
Health DG: 56 positive cases detected in Parliament
The positive cases were identified from 2,093 individuals tested in the period of July 21 to 25, 2021
