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Malaysia-Indonesia is still heavy Get daily COVID Continuous record-breaking



Malaysia begins to relax control of COVID-19 The infection has hit the record for the second day in a row, just like Indonesia. That the government is starting a vaccination program

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News Agency Channel News Asia reported that the Malaysian Ministry of Health. The report found 5,728 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021, breaking the daily record for the second consecutive day, bringing the cumulative total to 209,661 while the deaths were found. An additional 13 bodies, a total of 746 bodies.

Selangor is the area with the worst outbreaks. There were 3,285 new cases, 480 were found in Kuala Lumpur, with the remaining 792 in Johor and 263 in Sabah.

On the same day Malaysia has one infected with COVID-19 An additional 3,805 people recovered, bringing the total number of recovered to 161,527.However, 319 more still needed treatment in the ICU, and 120 of them had endotracheal tubes.

Among the continuously increasing number of infected But the Malaysian government decided to start easing travel controls (MCOs) in some areas on Friday. By allowing some businesses to open until 22.00 hrs. In addition, couples who are married long-distance. And live in states under the MCO measure, able to travel and meet But unauthorized cross-country travel is still not permitted.

On the other hand, Indonesia has also found people infected with the COVID-19 virus. Smash daily records as well With 14,518 new cases, the cumulative total number of cases has surpassed 1.06 million, and 210 more deaths were also found, totaling 29,728.

Indonesia has been heavily criticized for its low test rates and poor tracking rates. Compared to other countries in the world and focus on vaccine supply Instead of enforcing preventive measures in public health The government has just started a vaccine program. And strict travel controls earlier in the month President Joko Widodo aims to vaccinate all citizens within 15 months.