KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia reported 16 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday (Jun 21), taking the national total to 8,572.
Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said there were no new fatalities, with the death toll remaining at 121.
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Of the 16 new cases, three were imported infections while 13 were locally transmitted.
The imported cases comprise two Malaysians and one permanent resident.
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Of the 13 locally transmitted cases, nine were non-Malaysians while the remaining four were Malaysians, Dr Noor Hisham said.
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Regarding the nine non-Malaysian patients, six were from the Pedas cluster in state of Negeri Sembilan while two were close contacts of a case from a cleaning services company cluster in Selangor.
The remaining case was an individual from the Tawau Temporary Detention Centre in Sabah who was screened before being sent back to Indonesia.
Dr Noor Hisham said two of the locally transmitted cases involving Malaysians were close contacts of a case from the Kidurong cluster in Sarawak.
Another case was picked up during a pre-surgery screening at a hospital in Johor while another was a detainee who was recently sent to a lock-up in Melaka.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia reported 16 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday (Jun 21), taking the national total to 8,572.
Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said there were no new fatalities, with the death toll remaining at 121.
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Of the 16 new cases, three were imported infections while 13 were locally transmitted.
The imported cases comprise two Malaysians and one permanent resident.
READ: Singaporeans may be allowed to enter Malaysia without COVID-19 restrictions, but this should be a reciprocal arrangement: Putrajaya
Of the 13 locally transmitted cases, nine were non-Malaysians while the remaining four were Malaysians, Dr Noor Hisham said.
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Regarding the nine non-Malaysian patients, six were from the Pedas cluster in state of Negeri Sembilan while two were close contacts of a case from a cleaning services company cluster in Selangor.
The remaining case was an individual from the Tawau Temporary Detention Centre in Sabah who was screened before being sent back to Indonesia.
Dr Noor Hisham said two of the locally transmitted cases involving Malaysians were close contacts of a case from the Kidurong cluster in Sarawak.
Another case was picked up during a pre-surgery screening at a hospital in Johor while another was a detainee who was recently sent to a lock-up in Melaka.
READ: Allowing Malaysians to commute to Singapore will boost both countries economies, says Johor chief minister
Dr Noor Hisham added 10 patients had recovered and were discharged on Sunday, bringing the total numbRead More – Source
