Malaysia’s latest Covid-19 R0 climbs to 1.04; Health DG expects new infections to rise
The national R0 number has been going up since June 26, when it stood at 0.97, to 0.99 on June 27, 1.00 on June 28 and 1.04 yesterday.
Covid-19: Daily new cases jump to 6,437 on June 29
Selangor has recorded 2,299 cases, the highest among all states, while Kuala Lumpur saw 1,361 daily cases today.
Malaysia's Covid-19 deaths surpass 5,000 mark on June 28; 5,218 new infections reported
This is the sixth consecutive day that new cases remained above the 5,000 level.
Malaysia’s vaccination continues to pick up pace this week with 1.5m doses administered, as daily jabs surge past 260,000
Putrajaya previously targeted 200,000 doses per day in July, and 300,000 a day by August
Covid-19: 5,812 new cases and 82 more deaths on June 25
The third consecutive day above the 5,000 mark
FMM: Move to Phase Two of FMCO after June 28, allow more economic sectors to operate
FMM also suggested several other measures to be implemented in tandem with Phase Two, to avoid permanent and irreversible damage to businesses and the economy:
Covid-19: Malaysia detects another six variants of concern cases from June 20-22
Five of the new VOC cases were linked to the Beta variant (B.1.351), while the sixth VOC case was of the Delta variant (B.1.617.2).
Private Covid-19 vaccination rollout expected to start in August, says Khairy
He said the private vaccination market in the country has been delayed due to the limited global Covid-19 vaccine supply.
Malaysia's daily Covid-19 infections climb to 5,841, pushing actives to 61,162
Selangor topped the list with the most Covid-19 infections at 2,072
OCR Group commences arbitration proceedings on delay in construction project in Petaling Jaya
The company said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia that its unit OCRSB is seeking to claim for approximately RM24 million due to the losses and damages caused by Kencana Amanjaya Sdn Bhd for the delayed works. The contract, worth RM110.39 million was awarded to KASB on May 15, 2019.
