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BREAKING: 100 New Covid-19 Cases Recorded in Malaysia, Most of Them Detected in Sabah

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Malaysia has recorded another surge in Covid-19 cases with 100 new cases as of 8 September, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 9,559,  reported the Ministry of Health.

Of the total number of new cases, 85 are local cases while 15 are import cases. Thankfully, no new deaths have been recorded and the death toll has remained at 128.

Most of the new cases are from Benteng Cluster in Sabah with 62 cases and Sungai Cluster in Kedah with 23 cases.

The Ministry of Health also reported that the Benteng Cluster in Lahad Datu and Tawau is under control as the individuals infected by the virus have been isolated from the public. They said that this cluster is similar to the Covid-19 clusters detected in the immigration detention depots previously.

As for the screenings that are taking place in Lahad Datu and Tawau, the results are as follows:

Lahad Datu (431 screened):

• 87 positive
• 132 negative
• 212 awaiting results

Tawau (1,579 screened):
• 41 positive
• 425 negative
• 1,113 awaiting results

Just yesterday (7 September), a total of 62 cases was recorded, which is the first surge in new cases in the past few weeks. We hope these infections will be able to be contained in the next few days.

In the meantime, please practise physical distancing and stay safe!

 

Also read: Covid-19 Cases Surge With 62 New Positive Cases Recorded Today, Majority From Cluster Benteng LD

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