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“Those Aged 26-30 And 56-60 Records Highest Number Of Positive Covid-19 Cases,”-Health DG

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&Quot;Those Aged 26-30 And 56-60 Records Highest Number Of Positive Covid-19 Cases,&Quot;-Health Dg - World Of Buzz
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We officially enter the second phase of the Movement Control Order today and Malaysians are hoping that with this extension, we can flatten the curve. As for cases update, a total of 140 new cases were reported yesterday which brings up the total of cases to 2,766.

Unfortunately, six deaths were also reported which brings up the death count to 43. Some good news as there have been 58 cases of full recoveries making the total recovery cases to 537.

Two age groups recorded highest number of cases

In his press conference yesterday, Health Director-General, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah,  mentioned in the distribution of cases, two age groups have recorded the highest number of cases.

Those who are:

  • 26-30 years old (180 cases)
  • 56-60 years old (182 cases)

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&Quot;Those Aged 26-30 And 56-60 Records Highest Number Of Positive Covid-19 Cases,&Quot;-Health Dg - World Of Buzz 1

He added that there might be two reasons these two age groups record the highest number of positive cases. The younger age group are probably students, those who just returned from overseas or those who refused to comply with the MCO.

“The second age group are most probably family leaders who have to leave the house to get groceries. They might’ve been infected outside the house.”

We hope that as Malaysians enter the second phase of the MCO, we take it more seriously and STAY HOME! Remember to not leave your houses except if there’s an absolute need to.

 

Also read: Take Note: Stricter Rules Start On April 1st, Police Will Take Serious Actions Against Offenders

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