Categories: News

COVID-19: Record-high 19,819 cases and 257 deaths today, 10,890 cases from the Klang Valley

Malaysia has reported 19,819 new COVID-19 cases today which is a new daily record-high since the start of the pandemic. This brings the total number of infections to 1,183,110. The previous record-high was 17,786 cases reported on 31st July 2021.

There are 257 deaths today which is also a record-high and the death toll is now 9,855. The Ministry of Health has reported 12,704 new recoveries and a total of 962,733 patients have recovered and been discharged so far. The recovery rate is now 81.37% while the mortality rate is at 0.38%.

Total active cases have increased to 210,522 today. 1,069 are in ICU while 553 require respiratory support. Out of 19,819 cases today, 23 are imported while 19,796 are transmitted locally.

According to the breakdown, Selangor records the most with 8,377 cases, followed by Kuala Lumpur with 2,467, Kedah with 1,371, Johor with 1,162, and Kelantan with 1,003.

This story is developing.

[ SOURCE, IMAGE SOURCE ]

Recent Posts

MITI’s CBU EV ruling will wipe out current EV lineup from BYD, iCaur, Mini, Smart, Toyota, and more

The Ministry of Investment, Trade, and Industry (MITI) dropped a bombshell on the local EV…

17 hours ago

RM32 Per Line with 1TB Shared Data? Inside U Mobile’s New ULTRA Family Suite

In a world where digital connectivity is as essential as electricity, the cost of keeping…

24 hours ago

PIAM debunks claims that EV fires in condominium car parks are excluded from insurance

There has been speculation online that electric vehicles (EVs) pose a major fire risk and…

24 hours ago

AirAsia orders 150 Airbus A220 aircraft, becomes first customer for new 160-seat cabin

AirAsia has placed a firm order for 150 Airbus A220-300 aircraft, marking the largest single…

1 day ago

vivo Malaysia Expands X300 Series with X300 Ultra and X300 FE dubbed the Concert Duo

This post is brought to you by vivo. vivo Malaysia has officially announced the expansion…

2 days ago

MITI increases minimum CBU EV price to RM300K? Imported EVs with 240hp and below not allowed?

[ UPDATE 06/05/2026 17:11 ] MITI officially confirms new CBU EV ruling. New imported EVs…

2 days ago

This website uses cookies.