Carian mengenai topik three-digit

After recording three digits for two consecutive days, the number of new Covid-19 cases has dropped to 15, revealed Health Ministry director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

This is due to the majority of cases in the immigration detention centres having been detected and isolated.

Meanwhile, Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said it is wrong to accuse the government of treating undocumented migrants in an inhumane manner.

On Sunday, Malaysia's total Covid-19 cases almost doubled in a single day to 428 cases, and today that number grew to 553 cases.

Health Minister Dr Adham Baba, at the ministry's daily press conference on the Covid-19 situation, announced another three-digit increase, with 125 new cases as of Monday.

He said of these, 95 of the new cases could be traced to a tabligh gathering at Sri Petaling mosque which took place from Feb 27 to March 1.

As such, the total number of patients who participated in the gathering is 338.

Adham said the number of patients in the intensive care unit and requiring the aid of a ventilator to breath have also increased from nine to 12.

As the first phase of the full MCO enters its fourth day today, Malaysia is still grappling with copious new COVID-19 cases and three-digit fatalities daily.

The Kelantan State Health Department (JKNK) is expecting three-digit new daily cases for four consecutive weeks based on the current COVID-19 situation in the state.

After five days of four-digit figures, the number of new COVID-19 cases in Malaysia is back to three digits with 851 cases reported today.

Malaysia recorded a new daily drop of COVID-19 cases to three digits of 851 cases.

Malaysia recorded 2,348 COVID-19 infection recoveries, the highest ever recorded over a 24-hour period while the daily tally dropped to three digits at 970 cases.

The number of COVID-19 new infections returned to three digits for the first time since Nov 2 after 852 cases were reported overnight.

The number of new COVID-19 infections in the country remained at three digits for the 10th straight day after 374 cases were reported today, taking the case tally to 15,096.

The number of new COVID-19 infections in the country in the last 24-hours remained at three digits with 354 cases recorded, while six deaths were reported.

These are the five focus of COVID-19 media statement by Director-General of Health, Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

The number of new COVID-19 cases in the country remains in three digits as 115 cases are recorded today.

A bulk of the new cases reported this week involved imported cases and infections emerging from three new clusters, namely Kurau (Penang), Meranti (Kuala Lumpur) and the latest Tawar (Kedah).

Ismail said one of the main causes for the figures returning to double digits was the public's complacency.

A further 127 COVID-19 patients in Malaysia have recovered and were discharged today, the third consecutive day of three-digit recoveries.