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104% ICU bed use has to fall for Negri Sembilan to move to Phase 2: MB

Categories 4 and 5 Covid-19 cases also need to decrease, says Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun

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Penang tourism, arts doyen Kee Phaik Cheen dies of Covid-19

74-year-old former assemblyman hospitalised at Gleneagles Medical Centre over last few weeks

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Eviction moratorium in much of US as local Covid-19 transmissions spike

Measure to expire in October will likely be challenged in court, but grants tenants more time to access funds previously issued by Congress to help pay rent

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Brace for worse, S’wak minister warns after new Covid-19 variant detected

Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian says state facing risk of similarly dire situation as KL, S’gor

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New Covid-19 restrictions in France as cases rise

Mask mandates return to several parts of country amid fourth wave

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Claims that patients made to sit on floor untrue: HTAR director

Investigations show no one found using cardboard in place of beds, says Dr Zulkarnain Mohd Rawi

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England’s fully vaccinated one-third as likely to get Covid-19: study

Survey finds prevalence rate of 1.21% for unvaccinated, 0.40% for those completely inoculated

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Good boy! Cambodia trains dogs to sniff out Covid-19

Canines can detect virus in patients in about 10-15 seconds, says centre

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Muslim Covid-19 dead funeral process now within 24 hours: S’gor MB

Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari says state govt’s new initiative ensures no more backlogs at 3 hospitals

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Penang Hospital closes outpatient dept, converts it into Covid-19 ward

This is also to minimise movement of patients within premises to curb virus’ spread

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EMCO at 9 localities in Sabah, Pahang, Terengganu Aug 5-18

60 premises shut, 215 individuals fined for flouting SOPs yesterday

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New VoC from Indonesia infects S’wak; Delta adds 180 more cases

Strains detected during mass screening of 355 Covid-19 patients in state

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Women’s Ministry to help children who have lost parents to Covid-19: Rina

We want to ensure they are well looked after, says minister