Malaysia

T’ganu has highest Covid-19 infectivity rate nationwide, says Noor Hisham

East coast state registers R0 of 1.36, followed by Melaka (1.28) and Sarawak (1.25)

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 26 Jan 2021 5:27PM

T’ganu has highest Covid-19 infectivity rate nationwide, says Noor Hisham
The Covid-19 infectivity rate for the country stands at 1.04. – The Vibes file pic, January 26, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Terengganu recorded the highest Covid-19 infectivity rate, or R-naught (R0), in the country as of yesterday at 1.36, said Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

According to infographics shared by the health director-general on Twitter, Melaka is second at 1.28,  followed by Sarawak (1.25), Putrajaya (1.19), Perak (1.17), Kedah (1.15), Perlis (1.15), Kuala Lumpur (1.12), Labuan (1.11) Pahang (1.1), Selangor (1.1) and Kelantan (1.09).

Johor, Sabah, Negri Sembilan and Penang recorded an R0 of 1.04, 1.03, 1.01 and 1.0, respectively.

Dr Noor Hisham said the infectivity rate for the country stands at 1.04.

He said the calculation for state’s R0 is estimated based on a 14-day moving window, while it is a seven-day window for the whole country. – Bernama, January 26, 2021

Related News

Malaysia / 4mth

Covid-19 cases in Malaysia stable, no deaths recorded this year – MOH

Malaysia / 7mth

Bad move to channel EPF dividends into Account 3 for festive withdrawals, cautions economist

Opinion / 11mth

A tale of two administrations: How Warisan and GRS shaped Sabah’s future

Malaysia / 1y

MOH closely monitoring Covid-19 amid rising cases in neighbouring countries

Opinion / 1y

The Trump dilemma and reclaiming balance: The urgent need for fair global trade

Culture & Lifestyle / 1y

Renowned public health expert honoured at award ceremony in Penang

Spotlight

Malaysia

Do not hide school safety issues to protect reputation - IGP

World

Flydubai pilot planned to crash plane into terminal at Ben Gurion Airport

Malaysia

Sabah Pan Borneo Highway: Only 4 of 35 packages complete after a decade

Malaysia

School caning was never abolished, Minster says

Malaysia

Sepang draws record crowd as Bahrain GP puts Malaysia back on F1 map

Malaysia

Irene Sofiya died from blunt-force head injuries, post-mortem confirms

Malaysia

No CCTV at spot where Irene was killed, says Minister

Malaysia

Irene’s only focus was her studies and her dream to become a doctor - aunt

You may be interested

Malaysia

Sabah Pan Borneo Highway: Only 4 of 35 packages complete after a decade

Malaysia

Anwar: Democratic accountability must go beyond elections

Malaysia

DKU calls on police, AG to investigate, prosecute those who challenged Tuanku Muhriz’s position

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Unhealthy air quality hits seven locations in Johor and Sarawak

Malaysia

Foreign national remanded for 7 days over knife attack on siblings in Kepong break-in

Malaysia

Malaysia - Bahrain deepen bilateral ties on Formula 1’s return to Sepang

Malaysia

No CCTV at spot where Irene was killed, says Minister

Malaysia

Moderate magnitude-5.8 earthquake strikes north Sumatera