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Covid-19: 309 new cases, no deaths

MUHAMMAD AMNAN HIBRAHIM
By MUHAMMAD AMNAN HIBRAHIM
23 Jan 2023 10:22am
Malaysia's daily Covid-19 cases have remained below 500 on Sunday with 309 new cases recorded.
Malaysia's daily Covid-19 cases have remained below 500 on Sunday with 309 new cases recorded.

SHAH ALAM - Malaysia's daily Covid-19 cases have remained below 500 on Sunday with 309 new cases recorded.

According to the Health Ministry's KKMNow portal, no deaths were recorded as of yesterday.

Currently, there were 10,337 active Covid-19 cases, 96.2 per cent or 9, 943 of which were patients undergoing home quarantine.

No patients were monitored at the Covid-19 quarantine and treatment centres (PKRC) while 381 patients were being treated in hospitals with 13 in the intensive care unit (ICU) and 10 requiring ventilator support.

A total of 292 recoveries were recorded.

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