1 in 10 From The Tabligh Gathering Have Tested Positive For Covid-19 Says Health Director-General

The past few days have been tough for Malaysia, with Covid-19 cases rising by the hundreds each day. As of now, the country has a total of 1,306 cases including 139 recoveries and 10 deaths. The sudden spike in numbers mostly come from the tabligh gathering at the Sri Petaling Mosque that took place in the beginning...

MALAYSIAMoH Didn’t Know About Sri Petaling Gathering Until Informed By Brunei, Says Director-General

For Malaysians, the Sri Petaling Mosque tabligh gathering has been a topic of conversation since the Covid-19 outbreak began in the country. The event attracted over 16,000 attendees, 14,500 of which are Malaysians, and has been put under the national spotlight as cases of Covid-19 continue to be reported from the congregation. But according to Malay...

“Several Teluk Intan Hospital Staffs Have Been Tested Positive For Covid-19”-Health Director-General

As we enter the sixth day of the Movement Control Order, we should never forget the heroes of this pandemic, our healthcare professionals. They’re out there risking their lives day and night to save the lives of others. This is why it’s upsetting to find the healthcare staff themselves have contracted the virus in the...

Shower Immediately Before Interacting With Anyone After Buying Groceries, Says Ministry of Health

If you’re Malaysian, you will no doubt have known that as of right now, our country is under a Movement Control Order that has been enforced since 18th March 2020, and will last up to 1st April 2020 as of writing. Which means that during this period, you won’t be allowed to go about as...

UPDATE: Malaysia Records 123 New Cases, Now At 1,306 For Covid-19

Yesterday, the nation was shook as cases reached over 1,000 cases positive for Covid-19. Yes, OVER ONE THOUSAND. Unfortunately, it’s not showing any signs of stopping as today, Malaysia registers 123 new cases. This puts Malaysia at over 1,306 cases in total and having a grim 10 deaths till date. Of the 123 new cases, 74 of them...

Italy Deploys Military Trucks To Transport Dead Covid-19 Patients As Death Toll Surges Beyond 3,000

In extremely saddening scenes emerging out of Europe’s worst hit nation by the Covid-19 outbreak, it has been reported by The Times, Newsweek, and Sky News that the Italian military has now been called upon to transport bodies of dead Covid-19 patients. The incident was was said to have happened in the town of Bergamo, Lombardy, a region that...

Italy’s Covid-19 Death Toll Officially Overtakes China With 3,405 Deaths, 5,322 New Cases in 24 Hours

Italy has officially overtaken China for the most number of deaths due to Covid-19 with 5,322 new cases added in just one day. According to CNN, Italy now records a total of 41,035 cases, just about half the number of China’s 81,120. The country also records 3,405 deaths at the time of writing which is higher than China’s...

Here’s How Affected M’sian Workers Can Apply For RM600 From The Gov’t Today (20th March)

On 16th March, PM Muhyiddin announced the provision of a RM600 monthly scheme that workers who were forced to go into unpaid leave could apply for during the Movement Control Lockdown (MCO). The scheme, which is part of the Employment Retention Program (ERP) under the PERKESO, also known as Social Security Organization (SOCSO), is said to last...

MoH: Covid-19 Cases in Malaysia May Have Hit Plateau, Urges Everyone To Comply With MCO

This is certainly great news!  The Minister of Health has said that the Covid-19 cases in Malaysia may have hit plateau as almost everyone is obeying the advice given by health authorities. According to The Star, the minister, Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba has said that the plateau in the number of positive cases is caused by the public taking...

JUST IN: Army Will Be Brought In To Help Enforce Movement Control Order This Sunday

In the latest update from the Malaysian federal government, it has been reported by Free Malaysia Today and Malaysian Insight that a decision has been made to mobilise the army in order to help further enforce the current Movement Control Order that was set in place on 18th March 2020. Source: Malay Mail “We’re confident that with help from the army...