We’ve Breached The 11,000 Mark In Our COVID-19 Cases, With Over 1,000 Active Cases

Malaysia recorded 115 new COVID-19 cases yesterday (September 28th), bringing our total number of recorded cases to 11,034, with 1,011 cases now active.

Out of the 115 new cases, 112 are local, while three are imported.

Sabah, again recorded the highest number of cases with 98 new infections, while other states reported 11 cases linked to travel history from there.

This includes a new cluster in Klang, Selangor.

54 patients were discharged from hospital and no new deaths were recorded, which means our death toll remains at 134.

Malaysia hit the 10,000 cases mark just 12 days ago on September 16th.

Talk of another MCO has been trending on social media, and here’s what most Malaysians feel about it…

Talk about MCO 2 is worrying. Nobody wants that. It doesn’t matter to the rich and powerful because they will be ok but for most it will be worse. For the B40 especially, it will be devastating. This is was what happened to them during MCO. 😥 pic.twitter.com/LC9t4gqPez

— 𝗔𝘆𝘀𝗵𝗮 𝗥𝗶𝗱𝘇𝘂𝗮𝗻 (@ayshardzn) September 28, 2020

Our economy can't handle PKP 2.0, we cannot afford for another MCO,education will be postponed,people will lose their jobs and business will be affected. Please quarantine the vulnerable.

— IB (@IBCIG) September 28, 2020

This is our worst nightmare

We can not afford another MCO both financially and possibly psychologically

However if we need to get an EMCO out, do it swiftly. Don’t delay like what happened recently https://t.co/gfKKOBTtSU

— Dr Amer Siddiq (@DrAmerSiddiqPsy) September 27, 2020

PKP 2.0 is trending. We can't handle another MCO, B40 already suffer great income loss. The best we can do for now, is restrict movements between states.

— Fitri (@fitrialrahim) September 28, 2020

Let’s not get complacent, guys! Keep following SOPs! This is far from over...

by Kyle Roshen Jacob