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Cyclone Gabrielle killed at least 11 people and caused widespread damage across the North Island, hitting Hawke's Bay particularly hard.

After three days of new cases in the single-digits, the number of new Covid-19 cases re-entered double digits with 31 new cases reported as of noon today.

Meanwhile, in the interview with Malaysiakini, Pakatan Harapan leader Anwar Ibrahim stressed that he would not compromise on principles for the sake of winning the numbers game.

The PKR president also declined to elaborate when asked if he had reached out to GPS, saying he is engaging all quarters.

With the numbers game still fluid, certain quarters like former premier Najib Abdul Razak argued that a change of government with a slim majority would lead to instability and the Yang di-Pertuan Agong could instead choose to dissolve Parliament in order to hold national polls.

"I agree with Najib on this point,” said Anwar. “There is no point in forcing change when you have a very slim majority, because you would go back to square one... (if there are) one or two MPs not happy with their positions," he added.

Malaysia today recorded seven new Covid-19 cases, the lowest in three months.

It is also the first time the country recorded only a single-digit increase in new cases since March 12.

The last time the country recorded seven or fewer cases was on March 8, before the implementation of the movement control order (MCO) which only came into effect on March 18.

Across China, new local cases fell to the single-digits last week, after peaking in early August.

Perlis, which has been recording single-digit daily cases for a long time, today recorded 24 new cases.

He said the three import cases reported in Federal Territory were infections from Indonesia and Bangladesh and they all involved foreigners.

Malaysia continues to record new positive COVID-19 cases in single digit today, with five new cases. Three of them are local transmissions and the other two are imported cases.

The number of new COVID-19 positive cases returned to a single digit with seven cases recorded today, namely four imported and three local transmissions.

Malaysia's number of new COVID-19 positive cases returned to a single digit with nine new cases reported today involving five imported cases and four local transmissions.

The number of new COVID-19 cases in Malaysia returned to a single digit today, with eight new cases reported to take the overall tally to 8,964.

The last single-digit tally for new cases was reported on July 23.

The new COVID-19 cases in Malaysia returned to a single digit today compared to 18 reported yesterday, with only nine new cases were recorded.

The daily number of new COVID-19 cases in Malaysia returned to double digits with 18 today after recording a single digit since Monday.

Malaysia recorded only five new positive COVID-19 cases today to mark a five-day stretch for the country with single-digit new cases.

New COVID-19 cases in Malaysia returned to a single digit today with three cases, bringing the cumulative total to 8,637, including 182 active cases, said Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham