Malaysia records 100 Covid-19 cases, highest since movement curbs relaxed in June

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Malaysia records 100 Covid-19 cases, highest since movement curbs relaxed in June
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PUTRAJAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Malaysia on Tuesday (Sept 8) announced 100 new Covid-19 cases, the highest in the three months since the government relaxed movement curbs on June 10.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

PUTRAJAYA - Malaysia on Tuesday announced 100 new Covid-19 cases, the highest in the three months since the government relaxed movement curbs on June 10.

The 100 cases was by far the biggest single-day increase throughout the recovery MCO, overtaking Monday's 62 new cases, in a day. The cluster originated from two undocumented Filipino migrants who were under detention at the Lahad Datu police headquarters' lock-up. The first cases were found following a Covid-19 screening conducted on detainees at the Lahad Datu police headquarters.

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