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No new infection found in Sivagangga and Kurau clusters, tests still ongoing
The Covid-19 infections related to the Sivagangga cluster were found in Kedah, Perlis and Penang.
Nine new Covid-19 cases as of noon Aug 11, no deaths
Total recoveries now stand at 8,809 after six more Covid-19 patients have been discharged from the wards today
Covid-19: Malaysia records 11 new cases, three from Kurau cluster
Meanwhile, active cases fell further to 166 from 174 reported by the ministry yesterday, leaving only one patient in the intensive care unit.
Hartalega unit buys 60.57-acre land worth RM158.3m to expand glove manufacturing facilities
In a bourse filing today, the group said its wholly-owned subsidiary Hartalega NGC Sdn Bhd has accepted the offer for sale from Kumpulan Tanjung Balai Sdn Bhd for the land located in Mukim Labu, Sepang, Selangor.
Covid-19: Malaysia records 25 new cases, including 12 from Sivagangga cluster
Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said 15 more patients have been discharged, raising the number of recoveries to 8,728. This represents a recovery rate of 96.3%.
Maybank offers three channels for customers to apply for post-moratorium Repayment Assistance Packages
Maybank said the three options include online applications via Maybank2u for individual customers excluding hire purchase, and email applications through [email protected] (for individual customers) or [email protected] (for small and medium enterprise customers).
Covid-19: Malaysia records 15 new cases today, six from PUI Sivagangga cluster
Of the 15 new cases, five were imported cases involving three Malaysians and two foreigners.
Covid-19: Malaysia’s new cases climb to 21, but active cases stay below 200 for second day
No new death was reported today, marking a fifth day with no mortality.
Malaysia Covid-19 cases cross 9,000 mark with two new infections
The two new cases today are the lowest daily figure of new cases recorded since July 16, when three new cases were reported.
Nine new Covid-19 cases reported in Malaysia as at noon today
Health director general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said out of the nine new cases, seven were imported entities while two involved transmissions within the country.
