
Covid-19: Infectivity rate now highest since pre-total lockdown
We are worse off today than before the total lockdown.

We are worse off today than before the total lockdown.

New cases are second-highest number since the pandemic started while S'gor sets a new record.

Both Kuala Lumpur and Selangor see a four-digit increase in new Covid-19 cases.

Guidelines for use of the tests expected next week, says the Health Ministry DG.

Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrjaya accounted for 63.3 percent of new cases.

Health DG told chambers of commerce that those sold right now are unreliable.

COVID-19 | Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya made up 54 percent of the latest infections.

Private hospitals will start providing medical personnel to strained public hospitals.

COVID-19 | Perak records 384 new cases but the seven-day average is still under the 307 threshold.

The situation in Selangor has gotten progressively worse over the past two weeks.

Selangor reports numbers at levels not seen since June 3.

UPDATED 7.40PM | Number of daily new cases increasing of late, dashing hopes of entering NRP's Phase 2 any time soon.

COVID-19 | Selangor reported 2,836 new cases, the fifth-highest on record for the state.

Signs include loss of interest in routine activities, isolation from family and friends.

First time in 11 days total number of new cases above 6,000.

UPDATED 7.23PM | The government's target of under 4k new cases a day still not achievable yet.

New case count in Pahang and Malacca trends upwards over the past seven days.

Malaysia would have been dealing with 40,000 daily cases by now if the lockdown was not implemented.


New cases veering away from the threshold needed to enter Phase 2 of the National Recovery Plan.


Out of the 30 new clusters, 20 are due to workplaces.

Pahang reports the highest number of new cases in 18 days while things are generally looking better in other states.

Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says cluster virus cases are seeing a drop but sporadic cases continue to spread.