| The movement control order is showing signs of success, said Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.
He said according to the ministry's trajectory, there will be 2,033 active cases by April 14, the end of phase two of the order. "This shows signs that MCO phase one and two are successful in reducing the infectiousness of Covid-19 in the community," he said at a press conference in Putrajaya today. At present, there are 2,462 active cases. Recoveries have been in the triple digits since Wednesday, and had up to yesterday been exceeding new infections.
Noor Hisham said the public must continue to cooperate with the government by staying at home, observing social distancing, and maintaining good hygiene.Keep up with the latest information on the outbreak in the country with
Noor Hisham doing a wonderful job Lim Kit Siang rightly asks 4 creative exit strategy Without tests, we do it blindly Resurgence? With tests we can identify the PCR +be persons & isolate them Cost of tests - 30 million x RM360 = RM10.8 Billion + logistic Calculate Cost Benefit
Perikatan Nasional Malay-Islamofascists and their running dogs who got themselves appointed PM and Ministers by the Agong are bootlickers of WHO. They are waiting for WHO to tell them when they should call off their curfews and their running dogs.
it seems to be working. if i remember it right, WHO's predicted 6k cases by mid april. im sure they make such a prediction using some basis. while the number of cases are still increasing, it isnt as bad as predicted. keep up the good fight KKMPutrajaya
Then what is the target And why don’t u tell people what it is?
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