
Covid-19 (July 27): 16,117 new cases, trending up in Penang, 207 deaths
New cases rising in Penang, which is in Phase 2 of the NRP.

New cases rising in Penang, which is in Phase 2 of the NRP.

COVID-19 | The number of patients in the intensive care unit also broke 1,000 for the first time.



COVID-19 | New highs in Kedah, Penang and Selangor.

The situation in Sabah is more dire now compared to the major outbreak late last year.


New records set in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Kedah and Penang.

UPDATED 7.25PM | It's the second time new cases crossed 13,000. The last time this was on July 15.

UPDATED 7.30PM | No notable improvements in the Klang Valley, situation in Kedah worsening.

COVID-19 | Kedah reported 705 new cases while Johor and Sabah are also seeing a sustained surge.

Situation gradually getting worse in Johor and Kedah.

COVID-19 | More than half of the new cases are in the Klang Valley.

When MCO 3 was launched on May 23, Malaysians were told cases would drop if we stayed home.

UPDATED 1.03PM | It requires two doses to be administered at a 21-day interval.


He says 99.8%, were either asymptomatic (32.6% - Category 1) or had only mild symptoms (67.2% - Category 2).

UPDATED 10.36PM | The small island ramped up its vaccination efforts after infections and fatalities skyrocketed.

The lockdown should be lifted as it isn't working and vaccination should be ramped up instead.

UPDATED 9.35PM | Noor Hisham says more tests must be done to break the chain of infection.

Health Ministry reports record number of new daily cases as hospitals in Klang Valley burst at the seams.

The medicine is only approved for veterinary use and in clinical trials.


Malacca records 835 new cases, the highest yet. Its previous record was 380 cases.