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[VIDEO] More than 1,000 Covid-19 cases in Damanlela cluster

This isn’t Malaysia’s only cluster involving construction workers

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 16 Nov 2020 6:12PM

by Syeda Imran

KUALA LUMPUR – The Damanlela construction site here is the highest single Covid-19 cluster yesterday and today.

According to the Health Ministry, it recorded 385 new infections today, bringing the total cases to 1,132.

Yesterday, the ministry has identified 460 new infections as of noon.

The Vibes photographer, SYEDA IMRAN captures the activity at the site. – The Vibes, November 16, 2020

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