[WATCH] Malaysia records 30,000 cases for two consecutive days
MALAYSIA records 32,070 Covid-19 cases, which is the second day the numbers exceed 30,000, Health Director-General Dr Noor Hisham said.
This is the highest number of cases since the onset of the epidemic.
The daily cases have been trending in five digits over the past few weeks due to the Omicron wave.
The Klang Valley recorded the highest amount of cases, with 9,678 cases.– February 25, 2022.
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