7,289 New COVID-19 Cases Recorded In M’sia On 25th May, Follows After 6 Days Of Daily Cases Surpassing 6K

Malaysia recorded 7,289 new COVID-19 cases on 25th May - the highest number of daily cases recorded since the start of the pandemic.

6,806 New COVID-19 Cases In M’sia On 20th May, MKN To Discuss “Total Lockdown” Tomorrow

The total daily COVID-19 cases in Malaysia on 20th May 2021 sets a new record since the start of the pandemic, with 6,806 new cases recorded.

Malaysia sets a new record with 6,075 new COVID-19 cases reported on 19th May, the highest number of daily cases.

The MCO 3.0 returns to 6 districts in Selangor from 6th May to 17th May, with no interdistrict travel allowed.

The CMCO has been extended in 5 states, including KL and Selangor, which will last from 29th April to 17th May.

Malaysia announces 914 new COVID-19 cases, the lowest number recorded in over 3 months since December 2020.

A collapsed pedestrian bridge near the construction site of SUKE highway claimed the lives of 2 passengers in a passing van.

KL, Selangor, Johor and Penang will now switch from MCO to CMCO starting 5th March, with easing restrictions on interdistrict travel.

The latest CNY gathering SOPs now allow reunion dinners, but is limited to 15 family members and within a 10km radius only.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob has officially announced that the MCO will be extended from 5th February to 18th February.