SINGAPORE: Personal information of nearly 130,000 Singtel customers was stolen after a recent data breach of a third-party file-sharing system, the local telco said on Wednesday (Feb 17).

Singtel has completed initial investigations into the breach and established which files on the Accellion file transfer appliance were accessed illegally, the company said in a news release.

READ: Singtel third-party vendor hacked, customer information ‘may have been compromised’

The personal information taken includes about 129,000 customers’ NRIC numbers and a combination of names, dates of birth, mobile numbers and addresses, said Singtel.

In addition, bank account details of 28 former Singtel employees and credit card details of 45 staff members of a corporate customer with Singtel mobile lines were taken.

“Some information” from 23 enterprises, including suppliers, partners and corporate customers, was also stolen.

The telco has started notifying all affected individuals and enterprises to help them and their staff manage the possible risks involved and take appropriate follow-up action, it said.

Singtel’s Group CEO Yuen Kuan Moon said: “While this data theft was committed by unknown parties, I’m very sorry this has happened to our customers and apologise unreservedly to everyone impacted. 

“Data privacy is paramount, we have disappointed our stakeholders and not met the standards we have set for ourselves.

“Given the complexity and sensitivity of our investigations, we are being as transparent as possible and providing information that is accurate to the best of our knowledge. We are doing our level best to keep our customers supported in mitigating the potential risks.”

Singtel said a “large part” of the leaked data includes its “internal information that is non-sensitive”, such as data logs, test data, reports and emails.

In response to queries from CNA, the Personal Data Protection Commission said it is aware of the data breach and is investigating.

“SOPHISTICATED” CYBERATTACK ON ACCELLION

Accellion, which Singtel used as a third-party file-sharing system, was the target of a “sophisticated” cyberattack exploiting a “previously unknown vulnerability”, said the telco.

When it was first alerted to exploits against the system in December last year, Singtel “promptly applied” a series of patches provided by Accellion to “plug the vulnerability”, it said. The last patch was on Dec 27 last year.

On Jan 23, Accellion advised that a new vulnerability had emerged that rendered the earlier patches previously applied in December ineffective.

Singtel immediately took the system offline, and the FTA system has been kept offline since Jan 23, said the company.

“On Jan 30, Singtel’s attempt to patch the new vulnerability in the FTA system triggered an anomaly alert. Accellion informed thereafter that the system could have been breached,” said Singtel.

The telco’s investigations later confirmed the breach and identified Jan 20 as the date it had occurred.

“On Feb 9, Singtel established that files were taken as a result of the breach and informed the public two days later on Feb 11,” said the company.

IDENTITY MONITORING SERVICES FOR AFFECTED CUSTOMERS

On Wednesday, Singtel said it is appointing a global data and information service provider to provide identity monitoring services at no cost to affected customers to help them “manage potential risks”.

This service monitors public websites and “non-public places” on the Internet, and notifies users of any unusual activity related to their personal information, the telco explained.

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READ: PDPC fines IHiS, SingHealth combined S$1 million for data breach following cyberattack

Affected individual customers will be notified via email or post about what personal details were accessed and how they can best manage the risks involved, Singtel said in an FAQ on its website.

“We are working with the utmost urgency to ascertain the nature and extent of data that has been potentially accessed. We will reach out to individuals and organisations whose information may have been illegally downloaded,” it added in the FAQ.

Singtel’s core operations and functions remain “unaffected and sound” as the incident involves a standalone system provided by a third-party vendor, said Mr Yuen. 

He thanked customers and partners for their “patience and understanding” as it continued its cyber and criminal investigations to “understand the full extent of this breach”.

“Information security remains our highest priority and you have my commitment that we are conducting a thorough review of our systems and processes to strengthen them,” he added.
Source: CNA/dv

RESIDENCES

– Taman Univista, Samarahan, Sarawak

The index case for the Univista cluster resides in this housing estate.

The case was detected on Feb 13 through symptomatic screening.

A total of 45 cases has been detected in this cluster, the Health Ministry said.

– Taman Sri Gelong, Jalan Selirik, Kapit, Sarawak

The Gelong cluster has been traced to a burial ceremony here, the Health Ministry said.

To date, 14 cases have been detected in this cluster. 

– Various residential locations in Kelantan

Below are locations where Covid-19 cases were detected yesterday, according to the Kelantan Health Department:

• Kampung Dalam Kerawat, Machang
• Kampung Seri Kemunting, Machang
• Jalan Sek Adabi, Tanah Merah
• Felda Guchil 3, Kuala Krai
• Taman Krai, Kuala Krai
• Kampung Sri Bayu, Pasir Mas
• Kampung Kubang Pak Amin, Pasir Mas
• Kampung Mekasar, Pasir Mas
• Kampung Mekasar Kasar, Pasir Mas
• Kampung Parit Air, Pasir Mas
• Taman Nering Jaya, Pasir Mas
• Jalan Masjid To’ Uban, Pasir Mas
• Kampung Padang Kuin, Pasir Mas
• Kampung Panchor, Kota Bharu
• Kampung Pulau Raja, Kota Bharu
• Lorong Che Mal Baba, Kota Bharu
• Kampung Alor Bakat, Bachok 

– Taman Aman and Taman Sri Aman, Alor Setar, Kedah

The Alor Setar City Council has suspended operations of the Taman Aman and Taman Sri Aman night markets starting Feb 15 after a spate of cases were detected in the housing areas.https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FPBTMBAS%2Fposts%2F3667740596673772&width=750&show_text=false&height=498&appId

– Various locations in Kota Tinggi, Johor

Covid-19 cases were detected at the following locations yesterday, the Kota Tinggi Health Office said:

• Kampung Mawai Baru
• Taman Kota Mas
• Taman Sri Lalang
• Bandar Tenggara
• Felda Sungai Sibol
• Felda Bukit Besar
• Felda Sungai Sayong
• Felda Bukit Ramun
• Felda Pasak
• Kampung Sungai Layau
• Kampung Bukit Gelugor

– Various locations in Kulai, Johor

Covid-19 cases were detected at the following locations yesterday, the Kulai Health Office said:https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2F110625783757286%2Fphotos%2Fa.110636307089567%2F270398514446678%2F&width=750&show_text=false&height=498&appId

– Various locations in Batu Pahat, Johor

12 Covid-19 cases were detected at these locations yesterday, the Batu Pahat Health Office said:

• Jalan Perak KKDO
• Jalan Timah Sari
• Taman Bukit Flora
• Taman Melur
• Jalan Kluang
• Taman Manis
• Taman Sedap
• Bandar Putera Indah
• Kampung Parit Saidi
• Taman Emas
• Kampung Sungai Jambi Tamba

– Various locations in Penang

The Penang Health Department releases a daily list of locations where Covid-19 cases were detected. Below is the list for Feb 15, according to districts:

Timur Laut district:

• Taman Free School
• Lintang Kampung Rawa
• A construction site at Persiaran Mutiara
• Taman Terubong Indah
• Jalan Paya Terubong
• Lebuh Gat Maccalum
• Taman Kheng Tian
• Vista Condominium

Barat Daya district:

• Persiaran Mayang Pasir
• Kampung Seronok
• Bayan Lepas Village Area
• Taman Emas Teluk Kumbar
• Pangsapuri Sri Bayan Mas
• Taman Gembira Batu Maung
• Mukim 3, Sungai Rusa
• Permatang Damar Laut
• Taman Lebuh Batu Maung
• Greens Apartment, Sungai Ara
• Pangsapuri Saujana Damai

Seberang Perai Utara district:

• Bakau Tua
• Taman Penaga
• Taman Air Tawar Indah
• Bagan Jermal

Seberang Perai Tengah district:

• Kampung Pelet
• Taman Nagasari
• Taman Desa Damai
• Taman Guar Perahu
• Jalan Baru
• Jalan Bakar Bata
• Taman Pauh
• Taman Saujana Indah
• Jalan Kuala Mengkuang
• Goodfields Residence

Seberang Perai Selatan:

• Taman Sri Tasek
• Taman Bukit Tambun
• Kampung Sungai Buaya

– Prima Duta Condominium, Jalan Dutamas Raya, Kuala Lumpur

A resident on Level 12, Block B tested positive for Covid-19 on Feb 14, the management said in a notice to residents sighted by Malaysiakini.

The resident and his family are in self-quarantine at home, the management said.

Common areas have been disinfected, it said, while advising residents to sympathise and not stigmatise the affected family.

– Kampung Sungai Maung, Kuching, Sarawak

An enhanced movement control order will be imposed here from tomorrow until March 2 after 13 cases were detected from Feb 12 to 15, Defence Minister Ismail Sabri said. 

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CARE HOMES

– Rumah Seri Kenangan Cheras, Hulu Langat, Selangor

A Covid-19 outbreak was detected at this old folk’s home. As of yesterday (Feb 15), 24 individuals were found positive.

It is learned those who tested positive are 23 residents and one employee. Malaysiakini has managed to verify that the home was also the facility where the Health Ministry said it found a new infection cluster, named the Jalan Cheras Cluster.

All residents who tested positive have been taken to the hospital for observation as they are considered a high-risk group.

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BUSINESSES

– Giant Hypermarket, Bandar Baru Ampang, Selangor

The company issued a notice last night notifying that several of its employees at this outlet had tested positive for Covid-19.

It said that the employees mostly served in backend roles with minimal contact at the store.

The outlet will be closed for one day today (Feb 16) for sanitisation and expected to reopen tomorrow.

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CONSTRUCTION SITES

– Quay West Residences, Bayan Mutiara, Penang

The construction site was closed starting Feb 14 after a cluster of cases was detected among workers, a notice by the Health Ministry at the site reads.

The cases are believed to make up the Tapak Bina Persiaran Mutiara cluster, announced yesterday.

Up to yesterday, 14 cases have been detected in this cluster, all of whom are foreigners.

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MARKETS 

– Pasar Awam Saratok, Sarawak

A customer who visited this market on Feb 5 at 9am to 9.30am, tested positive for Covid-19, the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee said.

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RECREATIONAL AND SPORTING FACILITIES

– Dewan Badminton Saratok, Sarawak

Individuals who tested positive for Covid-19 visited the sporting facility on Feb 5 from 4pm to 6pm and Feb 7 from 4pm to 6pm, the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee said.

Source : Malaysiakini

RESIDENCES

– Kampung Guntong Dalam, Setiu, Terengganu

A resident here is the index case of the Guntong Dalam cluster announced by the Health Ministry today.

The cluster involves a company in Besut, Terengganu, which the ministry did not identify.

A total of 43 out of 293 individuals screened in this cluster tested positive for Covid-19, to date.

– Kampung Pengkalan Teras, Besut, Terengganu

A resident here is the index case of the Pengkalan Teras cluster announced by the Health Ministry today.

The index case was detected through symptomatic screening.

A total of 29 out of 273 individuals screened in this cluster tested positive for Covid-19, to date.

– Various residential areas in Batu Pahat, Johor

The Batu Pahat District Health Office releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported as of Feb 14:

• Mukim Simpang Kanan: Batu Tiga, Taman Beroleh, Taman Murni, Taman Sentosa, Kawasan Perindustrian Sri Gading and Jalan Kluang (9 cases).
• Mukim Sri Gading: Taman Mekar, Ayer Hitam and Kampung Parit Haji Ali Darat (10 cases).
• Mukim Lubok: Jalan Utama, Kampung Parit Gantung and Kampung Parit Sidek (4 cases).
• Mukim Peserai: Taman Peserai Jaya (1 case).

– Various residential areas in Kluang, Johor

The Kluang District Health Office releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported as of Feb 13:

• Mukim Layang-Layang: Ladang Pekan (1 case).
• Mukim Paloh: Kampung Baru GSA Chamek (1 case).
• Mukim Renggam: Simpang Renggam Prison (1 case).
• Mukim Ulu Benut: Taman Cantik (2 cases) and Taman Harmoni 3 (2 cases).

– Various residential areas in Penang 

The Penang Health Department releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list from Feb 14:

• Timur Laut District: Kuarters JKR Tanjung Bungah, Taman Bukit Jambul, Taman Desa Medura, Persiaran Cantonment, Taman Terubong Jaya, Taman Serina Hilir, Taman Desa Relau, Desa Baiduri, Lebuh 3 Sungai Nibong, Sri Saujana Lorong Sungai Dua and Lengkok Nipah 2.
• Barat Daya District: Lebuh Sungai Ara, Kampung Masjid, Saujana Heights, Taman Setia, Desaria Seri Merpati, Park Jalan Rajawali, Kampung Seronok, Sunway Tunas Bayan Baru, Kampung Sulup, Taman Mewah, Halaman Mayang Pasir, Taman Sri Bayu, Pangsapuri Kejora Cangkat Bukit Belah and Halaman Sungai Ara.
• Seberang Perai Utara: Lahar Minyak, Taman Penaga, Taman Koskam, Permatang Binjai and Permatang Pak Elong.
• Seberang Perai Tengah: Apartment Permata, Taman Limau Manis, Taman Camellia Bandar Perda, Kondo Mutiara and Taman Inderawasih.
• Seberang Perai Selatan: Taman Merak, Bukit Tambun, Jalan Seberang Tasek and Villa Mutiara.

– PPR Wangsa Sari, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur

Several Covid-19 positive cases were detected among residents of this flat in the past week.

According to a resident, one of the individuals, said to be the fifth case detected at the location, was taken to hospital yesterday evening.

– Apartment Serindit, Taman Impian Ehsan, Cheras, Selangor

A resident tested positive for Covid-19.

DAP’s volunteer disinfection team sanitised the affected areas yesterday.https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Flee.khaiming%2Fposts%2F4009350265744408&width=500&show_text=true&height=719&appId

– Various locations in Kelantan

The Kelantan Health Department releases a daily list of locations where Covid-19 cases were detected. This is the list from Feb 14:

• Kampung Panglima Bayu, Tanah Merah (6 cases)
• Kampung Bechah Peleting, Tanah Merah (1 case)
• Lorong Bendang Keladi, Tanah Merah (1 case)
• Kampung Kebun, Tumpat (1 case)
• Kampung Alor Hijau, Pasir Puteh (1 case)
• Kampung Tasek Gondang, Rantau Panjang (2 cases)
• Taman Sri Anggun, Rantau Panjang (1 case)
• Kampung Wakaf Mek Zainab, Rantau Panjang (2 cases)
• Kampung Cherang, Panji (1 case)
• Kuarters Polis Sungai Durian, Batu Mengkebang (1 case)
• Felda Guchil 3, Kuala Krai (1 case)
• Kampung Bukit Kechik, Tanah Merah (1 case)
• Taman Sri Chempaka, Tanah Merah (1 case)
• Pondok Rahmat, Sering (1 case)
• Kampung Batu Jong, Kuala Krai (1 case)

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BUSINESSES

– Mydin Bukit Mertajam, Penang

A cluster of cases was detected at a supermarket at Jalan Baru in the districts of Seberang Perai Utara and Seberang Perai Tengah, the Health Ministry announced today.

The description matches Mydin Bukit Mertajam, which announced temporary closure for disinfection starting Feb 13.

To date, 22 cases have been detected in this cluster, out of 73 individuals screened, the ministry said. 

– Dominant Enterprise, Muar, Johor

This company that manufactures wood panel products and furniture components has suspended the operation of its factory due to Covid-19, according to Bernama.

It said two workers tested positive on Feb 11 during a screening exercise at the facility.

The suspension takes effect from Feb 12 until Feb 25, during which disinfection and sanitisation works would be carried out at the premises.

– Village Grocer Avenue K, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur

The company issued a notice on Facebook saying that an employee who works at this outlet’s wine and liquor department has tested positive for Covid-19.

The said staff member last came to work two days ago (Feb 13).

Following this, the outlet will be closed for half day today to allow deep cleaning and sanitisation, while all other staff members will be taking swab tests.

– Pakaian Saling Erti uniform factory, Gombak, Selangor

Malaysiakini has managed to verify that this factory located at Pusat Perniagaan Jelatek is the facility where a new infection cluster was detected by health authorities.

Yesterday, the Health Ministry announced that a new cluster named Jalan Jelatek Cluster was found at a factory in Jalan Jelatek 2, Pusat Perniagaan Jelatek.

A total of 200 individuals linked to the cluster have been screened as of Feb 14, of which 35 were found to be Covid-19 positive.

It is learned that the factory is temporarily closed. The company had posted on Facebook on Feb 11 saying that they were taking all necessary measures to control the spread of Covid-19 at their facility and promised transparency to its customers.

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DETENTION FACILITIES

– Tapah Prison, Perak

The prison and staff quarters will be placed under enhanced movement control order from Feb 16 until March 1, Senior Minister Ismail Sabri Yaacob said.

According to the Health Ministry, 64 Covid-19 cases have been detected among 191 screened to date.

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EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

– SMKA Wataniah, Machang, Kelantan

More cases have been detected at this school today, Kelantan health, housing and local government executive councillor Izani Husin said.

To date, 64 Covid-19 cases have been detected in the cluster called Pangkal Changgong, including among staff and parents.

This is up from 41 yesterday, all involving students.

Source ： Malaysiakini

The country reported 2,176 new cases of Covid-19 as of noon today.

Of these, 1,618 were Malaysians and 557 were non-citizens.

It’s the lowest number of daily cases since Jan 5 when 2,027 new cases were recorded.

It should be noted that the government stopped testing asymptomatic patients since Jan 11 due to the high caseload. 

However, there were indications that things were improving with the number of intensive care unit (ICU) patients remaining stable at 260, down from a peak of 319 on Jan 30.

The Health Ministry also reported 4,521 recoveries, helping to bring the number of active cases to the lowest level since Jan 29.

The lower number of active cases will give some breathing space to the health system which had been under strain.

• Active cases: 47,135
• Patients in ICU: 260
• Intubated: 112

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New daily cases in Sabah dipped under 100 for the first time since September last year when the third Covid-19 wave just started.

In Selangor, it also dropped under four-figures for the first time since Jan 24.

However, Negeri Sembilan and Sarawak saw a spike, both seeing the highest number of cases in around two weeks.

Deaths

Another 10 people succumbed to the virus, bringing the death toll to 975.

Half of today’s deaths were from Selangor while the remaining were in Kuala Lumpur (2), Johor (1), Perak (1) and Sabah (1). All of them were Malaysians.

The youngest to die today was a 57-year-old woman in Sabah.

The remaining deaths were all aged above 60 with the oldest being a 91-year-old woman in Perak.https://e.infogram.com/c8a28e8e-d511-48c1-bc1b-3eec0f7c699a?parent_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.malaysiakini.com%2Fnews%2F563053&src=embed#async_embed

New cases by states

Selangor (910)
Existing clusters: 107
New clusters: 42 (Jalan Cheras, Jalan Tiga Belas, Jalan Bursa, Jalan Tropicana and Jalan Kepong clusters)
Close contacts: 575
Other screenings: 186

Johor (269)
Existing clusters: 33
New cluster: 131 (Jalan Senai Utama cluster)
Close contacts: 61
Other screenings: 44

Sarawak (246)
Existing clusters: 36
Close contacts: 41
Other screenings: 169

Kuala Lumpur (182)
Existing clusters: 40
New cluster: 12 (Jalan Jinjang cluster)
Close contacts: 56
Imported: 1
Other screenings: 73

Negeri Sembilan (145)
Existing clusters: 32
Close contacts: 58
Other screenings: 55

Sabah (97)
Existing clusters: 26
Close contacts: 52
Other screenings: 19

Pulau Pinang (91)
Existing clusters: 18
New clusters: 25 (Persiaran Mutiara construction site and Jalan Baru clusters)
Close contacts: 20
Other screenings: 28

Perak (83)
Existing clusters: 60
New cluster: 4 (Tembok Tapak cluster)
Close contacts: 14
Other screenings: 5

Terengganu (53)
Existing clusters: 4
New clusters: 19 (Guntong Dalam and Pengkalan Teras clusters)
Close contacts: 9
Other screenings: 21

Kedah (33)
Existing clusters: 11
Close contacts: 10
Other screenings: 12

Kelantan (31)
Existing clusters: 8
Close contacts: 17
Other screenings: 6

Pahang (15)
Existing clusters: 1
Close contacts: 11
Other screenings: 3

Malacca (14)
New clusters: 6
Close contacts: 6
Other screenings: 2

Putrajaya (7)
Close contacts: 4
Other screenings: 3

There were no new reported cases in Perlis and Labuan.

Clusters

A total of 489 out of 996 clusters are still active. Of this, 68 clusters reported new cases.

Eight clusters were declared resolved today, including Jalan Sibuga, Taman Tasi Sungai Chua, Jalan Bukit Bendera, Lumut Barat, Pagar Siput, Kampung Renok, Sungai Redan and Bah Manggis clusters.

However, 13 new clusters were discovered. Details are as follows: 

Jalan Kepong cluster
District(s): Kuala Selangor, Selangor
Locality/Source: A factory along Jalan Kepong, Ijok
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 7
Total infected: 23 out of 150 screened

Jalan Tropicana cluster
District(s): Petaling, Selangor
Locality/Source: A shopping centre along Jalan Mutiara Tropicana, Petaling Jaya
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 5
Total infected: 25 out of 73 screened

Jalan Bursa cluster
District(s): Petaling and Klang, Selangor
Locality/Source: A firm along Jalan Bursa, Shah Alam
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 15
Total infected: 22 out of 66 screened

Jalan Tiga Belas cluster
District(s): Petaling and Kuala Selangor, Selangor
Locality/Source: A factory along Jalan 13/6, Petaling Jaya
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Jan 30
Total infected: 11 out of 120 screened

Jalan Baru cluster
District(s): Seberang Perai Tengah and Seberang Perai Utara, Penang
Locality/Source: A shopping centre along Jalan Baru, Perai
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 8
Total infected: 22 out of 73 screened

Persiaran Mutiara construction site cluster
District(s): Timur Laut, Penang
Locality/Source: A construction site along Persiaran Bayan Mutiara
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 12
Total infected: 14 out of 21 screened

Jalan Jinjang cluster
District(s): Kepong, Kuala Lumpur
Locality/Source: A factory along Jalan Jinjang Aman, Kepong
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 15
Total infected: 12 out of 150 screened

Jalan Senai Utama cluster
District(s): Kulai, Johor
Locality/Source: A factory in Senai, Kulai
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 15
Total infected: 131 out of 414 screened

Teknologi Lot Enam cluster
District(s): Melaka Tengah, Jasin and Alor Gajah, Malacca
Locality/Source: A factory at Lot 6, Batu Berendam
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 11
Total infected: 24 out of 300 screened

Guntong Dalam cluster
District(s): Setiu and Besut, Terengganu
Locality/Source: A firm in Bandar Jerteh, Besut and residential area at Kampung Guntong Dalam
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 9
Total infected: 43 out of 293 screened

Pengkalan Teras cluster
District(s): Besut, Terengganu
Locality/Source: A residential area at Kampung Pengkalan Teras, Besut
Cluster category: Community
First case: Feb 8
Total infected: 29 out of 237 screened

Tembok Tapah cluster
District(s): Batang Padang, Perak
Locality/Source: A detention centre along Jalan Tapah
Cluster category: Detention centre
First case: Feb 9
Total infected: 64 out of 191 screened

Jalan Cheras cluster
District(s): Hulu Langat, Selangor
Locality/Source: A care centre along Jalan Cheras, Kajang
Cluster category: High-risk group
First case: Feb 15
Total infected: 24 out of 182 screened

Source ： Malaysiakini

EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

– SMKA Wataniah, Machang, Kelantan

A total of 41 SPM candidates at this boarding school tested positive for Covid-19 today, the Kelantan Health Department said. 

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RESIDENCES 

– Various residential areas in Kluang, Johor

The Kluang District Health Office releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported as of Feb 13:

Mukim Kluang: Kampung Tengah (four cases).

Mukim Renggam: Jalan Panglima Renggam (two cases).

 – Various residential areas in Batu Pahat, Johor

The Batu Pahat District Health Office releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported as of Feb 13:

Mukim Simpang Kanan (45 cases): Taman Perindustrian Sri Gadang, Kampung Panchor, Batu Tiga, Taman Hajjat, Taman Evergreen Height, Taman Puteri Jaya, Parit Imam, Taman Banang Ria, Taman Tasek and Jalan Kluang.

Mukim Sri Gading (four cases): Jalan Mekar, Parit Jelutong and Taman Seri Gading.

Mukim Simpang Kiri (two cases): Taman Industri Sri Sulong.

Mukim Linau (16 cases): Parit Mamak Tongkang Pechah.

– Various residential areas in Kulai, Johor

The Kulai District Health Office releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported as of Feb 13:

Mukim Sedenak: Taman Scientex (one case).

Mukim Senai: Jalan Perindustrian Senai (214 cases), Jalan Merak (one case) and Jalan Cemara (four cases).

Mukim Bukit Batu: Jalan Jati Felda Bukit Batu (one case).

 – Various residential areas in Penang

The Penang Health Department releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list from Feb 13:

Timur Laut District: Kuarters JKR Tanjung Bungah, Kampung Melayu, Taman Bukit Jambul, Taman Desa Medura, Persiaran Cantonment, Taman Terubong Jaya, Taman Serina Hilir, Taman Desa Relau, Desa Baiduri, Lebuh 3 Sungai Nibong, Sri Saujana Lorong Sungai Dua and Lengkok Nipah 2.

Barat Daya District: Lebuh Sungai Ara, Kampung Masjid, Saujana Heights Taman Setia, Desaria Seri Merpati, Park Jalan Rajawali, Kampung Seronok, Sunway Tunas Bayan Baru, Kampung Sulup, Taman Mewah, Halaman Mayang Pasir, Taman Sri Bayu, Pangsapuri Kejora Cangkat Bukit Belah and Halaman Sungai Ara.

Seberang Perai Tengah District: Kampung Bagan Nyior, Taman Bukit Minyak Indah, Taman Seri Delima, Kampung Belah Dua, Taman Seri Berapit, Taman Sri Janggus, Taman Perai Indah, Taman Pauh Indah and Apartment Delima Impian.

Seberang Perai Utara District: Padang Cempedak, Taman Penaga, Taman Desa Murni, Lahar Yooi, Lahar Ikan Mati and Permatang Pak Maras.

Seberang Perai Selatan District: Taman Nuri Indah, Taman Sri Tasek, Jalan Krian Indah, Jalan Tasek Mutiara, Taman Merpati Indah and Taman Bukit Tambun.

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BUSINESSES

– Various businesses in Sarawak

The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee releases a daily list of locations visited by Covid-19 patients days before testing positive. Below is the latest list:

Source ： Malaysiakia

The Health Ministry reported 3,499 new cases of Covid-19 as of noon today and five deaths.

Recoveries (3,515) were slightly higher for the second straight day. There were also 21 fewer active cases.

This is the second day in a row that the number of active cases has dipped slightly.

• Active cases: 51,558
• Patients in ICU: 263
• Intubated: 118

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Kedah didnot report any new clusters today, breaking a two-day trend of new cases mostly coming from new clusters.

However, 61 percent of new cases in Kuala Lumpur are tied to new clusters as are 45 percent of new cases in Johor.

Deaths

Of the five deaths today, two are from Selangor, followed by Johor (1), Terengganu (1) and Sabah (1)

The youngest victim was a 20-year-old man who also had lymphoma.

A 32-year-old man with a history of hypertension, diabetes and chronic kidney disease also died.

All casualties today were Malaysians.

The national death toll stands at 958.https://e.infogram.com/c8a28e8e-d511-48c1-bc1b-3eec0f7c699a?parent_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.malaysiakini.com%2Fnews%2F562839&src=embed#async_embed

Clusters

There are 10 new clusters today while 11 other clusters are considered eradicated.

The current number of active clusters stands at 483.

Four clusters recorded triple digit new cases, namely: Sungai Putus (271), Persiaran Synergi Utama (219), Tapak Bina Lorong Peel (187) and Tapak Bina Jalil Utama (123).

The Tanjung Suria cluster from December, which had been experiencing a surge of fresh infections over the past three days, reported only 11 new cases today.

Details of the new clusters are as follows:

Persiaran Synergi Utama cluster
District(s): Kulai and Kita Tinggi, Johor
Locality/Source: Jalan Persiaran Synergi Utama, Kawasan Perindustrian Synergi Utama, Senai
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 11, targeted screening
Total infected: 220 out of 712 screened

Jalan i-Park Satu cluster
District(s): Kulai and Johor Bahru, Johor
Locality/Source: Jalan i-Park, Kawasan Perindustrian i-Park, Bandar Indahpura
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Jan 29, targeted screening
Total infected: 80 out of 643 screened

Jalan Lengkok Satu cluster
District(s): Johor Bahru, Johor
Locality/Source: Jalan Lengkok, Taman Nusajaya Industri 1, Gelang Patah
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 13, targeted screening
Total infected: 64 out of 151 screened

Tapak Bina Lorong Peel cluster
District(s): Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Locality/Source: Lorong Peel, Taman Maluri
Cluster category: Workplace (construction)
First case: Feb 13, targeted screening
Total infected: 187 out of 497 screened

Tapak Bina Jalil Utama cluster
District(s): Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Locality/Source: Lebuhraya Bukit Jalil, Bandar Bukit Jalil
Cluster category: Workplace (construction)
First case: Feb 13, targeted screening
Total infected: 123 out of 416 screened

Lebuh Keluli cluster
District(s): Klang, Petaling, and Kuala Langat, Selangor
Locality/Source: Kawasan Perindustrian Selatan, Jalan Keluli, Seksyen 7, Shah Alam
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Jan 29, targeted screening
Total infected: 132 out of 664 screened

Industri Selesa cluster
District(s): Petaling, Selangor
Locality/Source: Taman Industri Selesa Jaya, Balakong, Seri Kembangan
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 13, targeted screening
Total infected: 15 out of 856 screened

Persiaran Bunga Tanjung cluster
District(s): Seremban and Rembau, Negeri Sembilan
Locality/Source: Persiaran Bunga Tanjung, Kawasan Perusahaan Senawang Baru
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 6, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 55 out of 252 screened

Bukit Tengah cluster
District(s): Dungun and Kemaman, Terengganu
Locality/Source: Kawasan Bukit Tengah, Kerteh
Cluster category: Workplace (mining)
First case: Feb 10, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 22 out of 113 screened

Jalan Tun Razak cluster
District(s): Lembah Pantai, Titiwangsa, Cheras, and Kepong, Kuala Lumpur; Petaling, Selangor
Locality/Source: Jalan Tun Razak
Cluster category: High risk group (medical centre)
First case: Jan 25, index case with symptoms.
Total infected: 26 out of 884 screened

New cases by states:

Selangor (1,345)
Existing clusters: 433
New clusters: 38 (Lebuh Keluli, Industri Selesa)
Close contacts: 581
Imported: 1
Other screenings: 292

Johor (802)
Existing clusters: 50
New clusters: 361 (Persiaran Synergi Utama, Jalan i-Park Satu, Jalan Lengkok Satu)
Close contacts: 183
Other screenings: 208

Kuala Lumpur (511)
Existing clusters: 23
New clusters: 312 (Tapak Bina Lorong Peel, Tapak Bina Jalil Utama, Jalan Tun Razak)
Close contacts: 91
Other screenings: 85

Sarawak (152)
Existing clusters: 79
Close contacts: 42
Other screenings: 31

Penang (138)
Existing clusters: 47
Close contacts: 26
Other screenings: 65

Perak (121)
Existing clusters: 62
Close contacts: 51
Other screenings: 8

Kedah (111)
Existing clusters: 46
Close contacts: 26
Other screenings: 39

Sabah (101)
Existing clusters: 7
Close contacts: 68
Other screenings: 26

Negeri Sembilan (58)
Existing clusters: 4
New cluster: 27 (Persiaran Bunga Tanjung)
Close contacts: 15
Other screenings: 12

Malacca (50)
Existing clusters: 27
Close contacts: 15
Other screenings: 8

Terengganu (46)
Existing clusters: 12
New cluster: 7 (Bukit Tengah)
Close contacts: 21
Other screenings: 6

Kelantan (44)
Existing cluster: 2
Close contacts: 21
Other screenings: 21

Pahang (13)
Existing clusters: 5
Close contacts: 7
Other screenings: 1

Putrajaya (3)
Close contacts: 1
Other screenings: 2

Labuan (2)
Close contacts: 1
Other screenings: 1

Perlis (2)
Other screenings: 2

Source ：Malaysiakini

GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

– Bukit Sentosa Police Training Centre, Rawang, Selangor

This training centre known as the Bukit Sentosa Pulapol is seeing a Covid-19 outbreak among police officers and trainees.

The Health Ministry yesterday announced the emergence of a new cluster called Jalan Bukit Sentosa Cluster, which has so far recorded 14 positive cases from a total of 85 people screened.

Bukit Aman Management Department director Ramli Din when contacted confirmed the incident. He said they were working closely with health officials to address the spread of Covid-19.

It is one of three police training centres with an outbreak in the past two weeks.

– Segamat Police Training Centre, Segamat, Johor

Malaysiakini received confirmation that this facility known as Segamat Pulapol is the training centre where a Covid-19 cluster was detected in late January.

The Jalan By Pass Cluster, which its index case was found positive on Jan 27, has recorded a total of 189 positive cases as of yesterday.

– Muara Tuang Army Camp, Kuching, Sarawak

The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee released a list of locations affected by Covid-19 yesterday, which said that a Covid-19 positive individual was at this military camp, with an exposure period between Feb 1 and Feb 5.

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BUSINESSES

– Various businesses in Sarawak

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MARKETS

– Sungai Merah Market, Sibu, Sarawak

A customer who visited this market on Jan 31 between 12.39pm and 12.55pm has been tested positive for Covid-19.

This is according to a list of locations affected by Covid-19 released by the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee yesterday.

– Pasar Tamu Sibujaya, Sibu, Sarawak

A customer who visited this traditional market on Feb 6 between 10.06am and 10.30pm has been tested positive for Covid-19.

This is according to a list of locations affected by Covid-19 released by the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee yesterday.

– Seberkas Night Market, Miri, Sarawak

The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee found that this night market was exposed to a Covid-19 positive individual on Feb 4 between 5.30pm and 6.30pm.

In its list released yesterday, the committee classified the case in the workplace category.

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EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

– SMK Kidurong, Bintulu, Sarawak

The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee found that this school was exposed to a Covid-19 positive individual between Jan 21 and Feb 10, from 8am to 5pm daily.

In its list released yesterday, the committee classified the case in the workplace category.

– SK Kidurong 2, Bintulu, Sarawak

The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee found that this school was exposed to a Covid-19 positive individual on Feb 2 and Feb 3 between 8am and 5pm.

In its list released yesterday, the committee classified the case in the workplace category.

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RESIDENCES

– Various residential areas in Penang

The Penang Health Department releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list from Feb 11:

Timur Laut district: Gat Lebuh Macallum, Lebuh Nipah, Taman Serina, Hilir Paya Terubong, Taman Lip Sin, Taman Free School, Persiaran Paya Terubong, Jalan AS Mansoorm, Mutiara Heights

Barat Daya district: Lorong Mahsuri, Apartment Alora, Taman Iping, Kampung Seronok, Kampung Sulup, Taman Lavender, Pangsapuri Sri Bayan Mas, Taman Simpang Jaya, Kampung Binjai, Lintang Sungai Ara, Medan Rajawali, Kampung Perlis, Titi Teras, Persiaran Indah Kampung Matahari Jatuh, Taman Melati Bayan Baru, Persiaran Mayang Pasir, Saujana Height, Sungai Rusa, Lengkok Kelicap Apartment Bayu Tiara, Flat Teluk Bahang Indah, Jalan Gertak Sanggul

Seberang Perai Tengah district: Taman Pauh, Taman Seri Delima, Taman Pelangi, Taman Guar Perahu, Pangsapuri Pauh Damai, Mengkuang Sungai Lembu, Pintas Tenggiri

Seberang Perai Utara district: Padang Cempedak, Taman Ampang Jajar, Taman Seri Serdang, Lorong Seri Pinang

Seberang Perai Selatan district: Seberang Perai Prison, Jalan Titi Timbul, Taman Sri Tasek, Taman Intan Cempaka, Flat Taman Seruling Emas, Taman Seri Bayu, Taman Nilam Tanjung, Kampung Sungai Buaya, Taman Sungai Duri, Flat Mutiara Jaya, Taman Merak, Taman Puteri Lorong Puteri Gunung, Jalan Seberang Tasek.

– Rumah Banyang in Julau, Sibu, Sarawak

This longhouse in Nanga Lijan has been identified as the location where a new Covid-19 infection cluster called the Nanga Lijan Cluster was detected.

According to the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee, the index case of the cluster was found positive on Feb 1.

The longhouse is placed under the enhanced movement control order for 14 days from Feb 8 until Feb 21.

– Various residential areas in Kedah

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– Various residences in Kluang, Johor

The Kluang Health Department releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported on Feb 11:

Kluang district: Taman Delima, Kampung Dato Abdul Rahman Yassin, Kampung Tengah, Taman Emas 3.

Renggam district: Taman Renggam Jaya

– Various residential areas in Batu Pahat, Johor

A total of 37 new positive Covid-19 cases were recorded in this district yesterday, according to information released by Batu Pahat Health Department and Information Department.

The locations are as follows:

Mukim Simpang Kanan: Parit Haji Sedek, Taman Evergreen Height, Kampung Solok Wan Moh, Taman Sri Saga, Taman Hajat, Taman Sentosa, Jin Rogayah, Taman Perindustrian Sri Gading, Taman Banang Jaya, Kampung Linau Kecil, Taman Mutiara, Batu 3, Taman Cempaka, Taman Megah

Mukim Simpang Kiri: Kampung Parit Gantung

Mukim Sri Gading: Kampung Baru, Bandar Pura Kencana, Taman Manis

Mukim Sri Meda: Kampung Parit Sulong, Parit Sri Badak, Kampung Parit Ulung Laut

Mukim Peserai: Kampung Bintang

– Various residential areas in Kulai, Johor

The Kulai Health Department releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported on Feb 11:

Mukim Bukit Batu: Kampung Sri Paya

Mukim Sedenak: Kampung Air Manis, Kampung Melayu Sedenak

Mukim Senai: Felda Taib Andak, Taman Senai Indah, Taman Bintang, Taman Jati, Jalan Ara, Jalan Cemara, Jalan Cengal, Jalan Cyber 14

Mukim Kulai: Taman Putri, Jalan Melati, Taman Damai, Taman Aman, Taman Jaya Sepakat, Taman Muhibbah, Taman Dasa, Taman Saleng Gaya, Taman Pancasila, Jalan Duku, Jalan Besar Jalan Air Hitam

– Various residential areas in Kota Tinggi, Johor

The Kota Tinggi Health Department releases a daily list of localities affected by Covid-19. Below is the latest list for those reported on Feb 11:

Felda Bukit Ramun, Felda Penggeli Timur, Taman Sayong Pinang, Bandar Tenggara, Taman Anggerik, Taman Kuso, Felda Bukit Waha, Felda Pasak, Felda Kledang, Jalan Lombong, Pengerang.

– Villages in Besut, Terengganu

The government today announced that three villages in Mukim Pasir Akar in Besut would be placed under an enhanced movement control order from Feb 14 until Feb 27.

Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob in a statement today said the decision was made after the Health Ministry found 21 Covid-19 positive cases at the localities from a total of 570 individuals screened so far.

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DETENTION FACILITIES

– Perlis Correctional Centre, Arau, Perlis

According to the Perlis Health Department, four Covid-19 positive cases were recorded in the state yesterday, three of which involved inmates at this prison facility.

– Sri Lalang police station lock-up, Kluang, Johor

According to a list of locations affected by Covid-19 released by the Kluang Health Department yesterday, a positive Covid-19 case was detected during a targeted screening conducted at this detention facility.

– Simpang Renggam Prison, Simpang Renggam, Johor

According to a list of locations affected by Covid-19 released by the Kluang Health Department yesterday, two inmates at this prison were found positive during a contact tracing screening activity for the Tembok Renggam Cluster.

– Batu Gajah Correctional Centre, Kinta, Perak

The government today announced that this prison facility and living quarters for prison officers would be placed under an enhanced movement control order from Feb 14 until Feb 27.

Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob in a statement today said the decision was made after the Health Ministry found 29 positive cases at the prison.

Source : Malaysiakini

The Health Ministry recorded 3,318 new cases of Covid-19 today and 17 deaths.

The number of patients discharged (3,505) was higher than the new cases, resulting in 204 fewer active cases.

• Active cases: 51,579
• Patients in ICU:  258
• Intubated:  119

Like yesterday, a majority of new cases in Kedah (72 percent) and Johor (51 percent) are from new clusters.

Deaths

The nationwide death toll is now 953.

Of the 17 deaths today, eight were from the Klang Valley.

Selangor had six deaths and Kuala Lumpur two, followed by Sabah (2) Sarawak (2), Perak (1), Johor (1), Malacca (1) Pahang (1), and Kelantan (1).

One of the deceased is a foreigner.

The youngest victim recorded today was 54.Details of the victims are on Malaysiakini‘s Covid-19 tracker page.

Clusters

There were 14 new clusters today, bringing the total number of active clusters to 484.

The Tanjung Suria cluster, first detected last December, recorded 258 new cases bringing its total to 2,052 cases.

The Jalan Seelong cluster in Johor had 326 new cases while Kedah’s Selambau cluster had 136 new cases.

Jalan Seelong cluster
District(s): Kulai, Johor
Locality/Source: Jalan Seelong, Senai
Cluster category: Workplace
First case: Feb 8, targeted screening
Total infected: 327 out of 568 screened

Jalan Perindustrian Elektronik cluster
District(s): Kulai, Kota Tinggi, Pontian, and Muar, Johor
Locality/Source: Kawasan Perindustrian Senai
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 10, targeted screening
Total infected: 25 out of 2,190 screened

Jalan Besar Pontian cluster
District(s): Batu Pahat and Pontian, Johor
Locality/Source: Jalan Pontian, Pontian Besar
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 2, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 64 out of 102 screened

Ladang Pekan cluster
District(s): Kluang, Johor
Locality/Source: Ladang Pekan, Layang- Layang
Cluster category: Workplace (agriculture)
First case: Feb 8, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 18 out of 31 screened

Perindustrian Pelepas cluster
District(s): Johor Bahru, Kluang, Kota Tinggi, Mersing, Kulai, and Muar, Johor
Locality/Source: Kawasan Zon Perindustrian Bebas, Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Jan 27, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 32 out of 506 screened

Jalan Jelapang cluster
District(s): Kinta and Kuala Kangsar, Perak
Locality/Source: Jalan Jelapang, Kawasan Perindustrian Taman Meru, Ipoh
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Jan 23, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 24 out of 818 screened

Jalan Perusahaan Tiga cluster
District(s): Larut, Matang, and Selama, and Kerian, Perak
Locality/Source: Jalan Perusahaan Tiga, Kamunting, Larut
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 1, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 21 out of 26 screened

Kampung Teluk cluster
District(s): Manjung, Perak
Locality/Source: Kampung Teluk, Ayer Tawar
Cluster category: Community
First case: Feb 5, workplace screening
Total infected: 21 out of 43 screened

Tapak Bina Damar cluster
District(s): Sepang, Selangor; Putrajaya
Locality/Source: Kampung Bukit Damar, Dengkil
Cluster category: Workplace (construction)
First case: Feb 12, targeted screening
Total infected: 64 out of 701 screened

Taman Industri cluster
District(s): Petaling and Kuala Selangor, Selangor
Locality/Source: Taman Industri Sungai Buloh
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 12, targeted screening
Total infected: 16 out of 278 screened

Tapak Bina Pantai Dalam cluster
District(s): Lembah Pantai, Kuala Lumpur
Locality/Source: Pantai Dalam
Cluster category: Workplace (construction)
First case: Feb 12, targeted screening
Total infected: 94 out of 265 screened

Selambau cluster
District(s): Kuala Muda, Kedah
Locality/Source: Bukit Selambau, Mukim Teloi Kiri
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 12, targeted screening
Total infected: 136 out of 247 screened

Teknologi Berendam cluster
District(s): Melaka Tengah, Jasin, and Alor Gajah, Malacca; Tampin, Negeri Sembilan
Locality/Source: Zon Perdagangan Bebas, Batu Berendam
Cluster category: Workplace (factory)
First case: Feb 12, targeted screening
Total infected: 41 out of 1,241 screened

Pangkal Changgong cluster
District(s): Machang, Pasir Puteh, and Tanah Merah, Kelantan
Locality/Source: Kampung Pangkal Changgong, Jalan Tanah Merah Lama, Machang
Cluster category: Workplace (learning institute)
First case: Feb 10, index case with symptoms
Total infected: 14 out of 57 screened

New cases by states:

Selangor (1,214)
Existing clusters: 411
New clusters: 78 (Tapak Bina Damar, Taman Industri)
Close contacts: 367
Imported: 1
Other screenings: 357

Johor (742)
Existing clusters: 145
New clusters: 378 (Jalan Seelong, Jalan Perindustrian Elektronik, Jalan Besar Pontian, Perindustrian Pelepas, and Ladang Pekan)
Close contacts: 105
Imported: 1
Other screenings: 113

Kuala Lumpur (374)
Existing clusters: 68
New clusters: 84 (Tapak Bina Pantai Dalam)
Close contacts: 106
Imported: 5
Other screenings: 111

Kedah (188)
Existing clusters: 156
New cluster: 136 (Selambau)
Close contacts: 16
Other screenings: 16

Penang (149)
Existing clusters: 72
Close contacts: 28
Other screenings: 49

Sabah (118)
Existing clusters: 13
Close contacts: 75
Other screenings: 30

Negeri Sembilan (118)
Existing clusters: 5
Close contacts: 20
Other screenings: 93

Perak (99)
Existing clusters: 30
New clusters: 25 (Jalan Jelapang, Jalan Perusahaan Tiga, and Kampung Teluk)
Close contacts: 14
Other screenings: 30

Sarawak (83)
Existing clusters: 16
Close contacts: 15
Other screenings: 52

Kelantan (79)
Existing clusters: 6
New cluster: 13 (Pangkal Changgong)
Close contacts: 30
Other screenings: 30

Terengganu (72)
Existing clusters: 9
Close contacts: 56
Other screenings: 7

Malacca (45)
Existing clusters: 17
New clusters: 3 (Teknologi Berendam)
Close contacts: 11
Other screenings: 14

Pahang (30)
Existing clusters: 12
Close contacts: 11
Other screenings: 7

Putrajaya (6)
New cluster: 1
Close contacts: 3
Other screenings: 2

Labuan (1)
Existing cluster: 1

Perlis (0)

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