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101 new cases, majority in Sabah

50 more patients have been discharged, taking total recoveries to 9,939 or 89.26%.

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Cases of Covid-19 have been spiking across the country.
Cases of Covid-19 have been spiking across the country.

The number of Covid-19 cases in the country today rose by 101, of which 97 were local transmissions.

The health ministry said 17 of those with local transmissions had travelled to Sabah. Of these, nine cases were reported in Selangor, one in Kuala Lumpur, one in Kelantan, one in Kedah, one in Melaka, one in Perak, one in Penang, one in Perlis and one in Putrajaya.

Of the 97 local transmissions, 70 were reported in Sabah with the rest in Selangor (13), Johor (two), Penang (one), Kelantan (one), Perak (one), Melaka (one), Perlis (one), Kedah (one), Kuala Lumpur (one) and Putrajaya (one).

The other four, involving foreigners, were reported in Sabah (three) and Selangor (one).

As for the remaining four cases which were imported, one was reported in Sarawak and the rest, involving foreigners, in Sarawak (two) and Selangor (one).

This brings the total number of active cases to 1,062 – 9.54% of the 11,135 confirmed cases reported so far.

According to a health ministry infographic, 13 are receiving treatment in the ICU with five in need of respiratory assistance.

No new deaths were reported in the past 24 hours, leaving the virus toll unchanged at 134 or 1.2% of total cases.

Fifty patients were also discharged, taking total recoveries to 9,939 or 89.26%.

The ministry also noted four new clusters at Jalan Bomba, Sandakan (three cases); Jalan Utara, Sandakan (two cases); Benteng PK, Selangor (one case) and Bakawali, Johor (two cases).

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