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Malaysia reports 26,856 new Covid-19 cases

08 Mar 2022 10:41am
Malaysia reports a total of 3,649,463 Covid-19 cases so far
Malaysia reports a total of 3,649,463 Covid-19 cases so far

KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia reported 26,856 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the national total to 3,649,463 cases the health ministry, said in a statement.

There are 211 new imported cases, with 26,645 being local transmissions. Out of that, 188 cases are under categories 3,4 and 5.

Government portal, COVIDNOW also reported 77 deaths, bringing the total to 33,305.

The ministry also reported 30,726 new recoveries, bringing the total discharged to 3,311, 854.

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