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Malaysia records 2,796 Covid-19 cases, one death in the last 24 hours

KOUSALYA SELVAM
By KOUSALYA SELVAM
25 Jun 2022 09:03am
One death recorded due to Covid-19 in the last 24 hours. - Photo source : 123rf
One death recorded due to Covid-19 in the last 24 hours. - Photo source : 123rf

SHAH ALAM - Malaysia recorded 2,796 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, according to data published by the Health Ministry.

There was one death reported due to Covid-19, bringing the death toll rate to 35,742 since the pandemic began.

Currently, there are 27,318 active cases with 26,253 (96.1 per cent) undergoing home quarantine.

The Health Ministry also recorded 2,503 recoveries yesterday.

To date, Malaysia has recorded 4,549,847 Covid-19 cases since March 2020.

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