The number of new Covid-19 cases is maintaining around 10,000.
The Ministry of Health (MoH) reported 10,002 new Covid-19 cases today, down from 12,380 instances the day before.
In a statement, Health Director-General Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the country’s total number of Covid-19 infections has reached 4,256,469 people. In terms of recoveries, the ministry documented 23,302 cases totaling $4,041,723, for a total of $4,041,723.
According to Noor Hisham, there are 236 instances requiring treatment in intensive care units (ICU) (103 confirmed Covid-19 cases; 133 suspected cases and cases under investigation), as well as 140 cases on ventilators (55 confirmed Covid-19 cases; 85 suspected cases and cases under investigation).
Yesterday, 28 people died in Malaysia, including seven who were brought in dead. This puts the total number of people who have died to 35,127.
According to Dr. Noor Hisham, 5,495 of the 10,002 daily cases reported on April 4 are from Category 1, 4,418 from Category 2, 30 from Category 3, 33 from Category 4, and 26 from Category 5.
While there were no new clusters reported yesterday, he did say that 6,767 clusters had ended and 173 were still active. On April 1, Malaysia began its shift to the endemic phase, removing many of the earlier limitations. Quarantine-free international borders have reopened, but testing is still required for the vast majority of inbound travellers.
