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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and go to my Department floor to report myself
🔹 HR, PN Anita introduces me to Head of Jabatan Khidmat Pengurusan, En Fauzi and all departments in MDKT
🔹 After discussion between us, En Fauzi decide to put me in Jabatan Pembangunan Masyarakat (JPM) department for about a month
🔹 Create thumbprint for attendance
🔹 Meet Head of JPM, En Taufiq to introduce myself and ask what task should I do
🔹 En Taufiq ask me to think and creates any packages that related to Kota Tinggi to attract more tourists to came to Kota  Tinggi
🔹 The staff, Pn Faiqah ask me to chop received letter then update the excel about all letter that have been received today and give to En Taufiq for read it
🔹 Mr Taufiq also ask me to take some photos of some places to update and email to MBJB for SUKMA XX
🔹 I also have to learn more about SUKMA XX liked the mascot of Johor (Tiger as Jimi that mean of fierce & brave) and all type of sports
🔹 Pn Faiqah then teach me how to handle with camera DSLR NIKON to take pictures of the place for Mascot & banner to promote SUKMA XX and explain to me why this place is chosen
🔹 Senior staff ask me to help her create new organisation chart of MDKT using Microsoft Word
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Discuss and create itinerary with Pn Fareza for up coming event for Majlis Perbandaran Tawau, Sabah came to Majlis Daerah Kota Tinggi, Johor
🔹 Sent the hardcopy and softcopy to En. Taufiq for check and correction
🔹 Rewrite for the correction of the itinerary
🔹 Make a list check for the up coming event likes permission letter, preparation and others
🔹 Sent back the new itinerary to En Taufiq
🔹 Pn Faiqah ask me to chop received letter then update the excel about all letter that have been received today and give to En Taufiq for read it
🔹 Sent letter from our department to Jabatan Khidmat Pengurusan dan Jabatan Kesihatan dan Perlesenan
🔹 Collect information about city of Kota Tinggi for Coffee Table Book Image and sent the information to Pn Fareza
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Pn Faiqah teach me how to set up the place (microphone, table, meeting book, screen and computer) and make sure everything is fine for meeting between all department in MDKT to disscuss about citizen's complaints
🔹Continues write for Coffee Table Book Image to pass to Pn Fareza soon
🔹Received letter from customer and pass it to En Taufiq
🔹Sent the previous letter to Jabatan Khidmat Pengurusan
🔹Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Continue finishing with Coffee Table Book Image and email it to Pn Fareza
🔹 Pasting poster at mama friendly’s room
🔹 Arrange fail according sequence
🔹 Chop received letter then update to excel about all letter that have been received today and give to En Hafizan for read it
🔹 Pn Faiqah teach me how to manage in information centre likes how to answer the call and pass it to correct departments and how to handle with all types of customers. She also explain about all departments in MDKT
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at first floor for ‘Majlis Tazkirah dan bacaan Al-Quran’
🔹 Seat in information centre to answer all the customers question and pick up the phone to give to another department
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 3.30 pm

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Continue finishing and make correction the Coffee Table Book Image
🔹 Arrange fail according sequence
🔹 Chop received letter then update to excel about all letter that have been received today
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Update complain from people under MDKT to JPM's system
🔹Send certificate to personal assistant YDP, Puan Amaliana for YDP sign the certificate
🔹 Chop received letter then update to excel about all letter that have been received today
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Go to Mama Friendly room to take picture to update to Pn. Fareza
🔹 Wrapping the attendance’s log book for the Mama Friendly
🔹 Giving back wrong letter to JKP
🔹 Seat at information counter to backup En Sarijan for a while
🔹 Update complain from people under MDKT to JPM's system
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹Put Mama Friendly attendance's book at Mama Friendly's room
🔹Print letter for En Taufiq
🔹 In charge in information counter
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 Attend 'Majlis Tazkirah bulanan' about families at Jubli Intan's Hall
🔹Fill in form about wanted 1 box of A4 paper and sent it to JKP
🔹Cover Pn Norzawani at information counter for a while
🔹 Update complain from people under MDKT to JPM's system
🔹Follow Pn Fareza to stationery shop to get the cop
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 3.30pm

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 Taking part in ‘Perhimpunan bulanan’ in Jubli Intan’s hall
🔹 Sent permission letter from En Taufiq to JKP
🔹 Seat in information centre to answer all the customers question and pick up the phone to give to another department
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Pn Fareza, Pn Siti and I go to historical grave in Kota Tinggi to take picture and explore about the history
🔹 Chop received letter then update to excel about all letter that have been received today and give to En Taufiq for read it
🔹 Find JKPZ's fail to give to other department
🔹 Backup Pn Salwani at information counter
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Helping Pn Fareza making appreciations poster for YB Tan Chen Choon
🔹 Seat in information centre to answer all the customers question and pick up the phone to give to another department
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Seat in information centre to answer all the customers question and pick up the phone to give to another department
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at first floor for ‘Majlis Tazkirah dan bacaan Al-Quran’
🔹 Seat in information centre to answer all the customers question and pick up the phone to give to another department
🔹Go to Dataran Kota to change LCD from Chinese New Year to Sukma XX advertisements
🔹 Thumbprint for out 3.30 pm

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Attend meeting with YDP En Saipol Rahman and other representatives of each department about costing for renovation Kota Tinggi waterfall
🔹 Arrange letter according to their file
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Research on attractive thing to do in Kota Tinggi
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Gotong Royong at Kota Tinggi waterfall
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Seat in information centre to answer all the customers question and pick up the phone to give to another department
🔹 Thumbprint for out 5 pm

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Update to excel a letter that have been received today
🔹 Seat on information centre
🔹 Thumbprint for out 3.30 pm

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Seat at information counter and greeting YB Datuk Sri Dr. Adham Bin Baba (Minister of Health / Member of Parliament based on Tenggara with delegation) who came to visit MDKT
🔹 Follow Pn Faiqah to Post Office to post documents
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Sent letter about tomorrow meeting to all head of department
🔹 Create presentation slide for tomorrow meeting
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹 Come early before 8 o’clock and thumbprint for attendance
🔹 At 8 o’clock everyone in MDKT have to ensemble at ground floor to recite Surah
🔹 Attending meeting leads by Pn Fareza and Encik Shah Jahan
🔹 Seat at information counter and greeting customers
🔹 Thumbprint for out at 5 o’clock

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🔹Helping Puan Fareza create a poster for Duli Yang Maha Mulia Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar, Sultan of Johor Darul Takzim for his birthday tomorrow.

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🔹Helping Collect data of staff who needed during this RMO
🔹Updated to boss thru WhatsApps

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🔹Arranging some items into several parts to ease residents to pick the  gift
🔹Helping gave some humanitarian aid to residents who needed during MCO with other staffs

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🔹 Key In residents data who needed during RMO

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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🔹 Donation Bubur lambuk and hand sanitizers from Sultan Ibrahim, Royal of Johor Darul Takzim to Kota Tinggi’s residents

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KURNIAAN SUMBANGAN BUBUR LAMBUK, CECAIR PENCUCI TANGAN DARIPADA SULTAN JOHOR DIBERIKAN KEPADA RAKYAT DI KOTA TINGGI

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23.

The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

A second wave of cases began on Feb 27 and since then the number of people affected by the coronavirus has risen to more than 1,000.

(Click here for more details on the latest global Covid-19 figures)

To stem the number of new cases, the government imposed a two week Movement Control Order starting March 18 to March 31.

The following is a breakdown of the cases in Malaysia in terms of their status:

The following are details on the cases by state and district:

In anticipation of a further marked rise in new Covid-19 cases, the government has gazetted 409 institutions nationwide as quarantine stations to be prepared for use. Check out their locations below:

Following the enforcement of the MCO, check out these top eight survival tips to cope with the MCO:

Find out the symptoms for Covid-19 and when to seek medical help in the infographic below:

The following explains how the virus spread and how we can protect ourselves:

As the virus spread through person-to-person contact, social distancing is a good way to keep Covid-19 at bay. Find out precautions that can keep us safe.

Also, check out the following exclusive video story by The Star on what's its like to be infected with the Covid-19, from a patient's perspective:

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Covid-19: Current situation in Malaysia (updated daily)

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia announced its first Covid-19 cases on Jan 25 involving three China tourists who had entered Malaysia via Johor from Singapore on Jan 23. The number of cases then rose to 22 by Feb 16, representing a first wave of cases.

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Celebrating Eid Mubarak 1441H/2020M
🔹 Make a wish of Eid in the video and pass it to boss