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Covid-19: 204 new cases, no deaths recorded

By MOHAMAD AMREEL IMAN ABD MALEK
04 Mar 2023 10:12am
Photo for illustrative purposes. - File PIC
Photo for illustrative purposes. - File PIC

SHAH ALAM - Malaysia records 204 new Covid-19 cases, with four imported cases on Friday.

Data from the Health Ministry through their KKMNow portal stated no new deaths were reported, maintaining the number at 36,965 cases.

9,247 active Covid-19 cases were recorded, with 8,909, or 96.3 per cent undergoing home quarantine while 332 patients were placed in hospitals.

Six patients were placed in the intensive care unit (ICU), with one requiring ventilator support.

The recoveries recorded were 213 cases, bringing the overall total to 4,997,244 cases.

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