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DG: Prepare for more spikes

Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said Selangor dominated with 1,428 new cases. The sharp rise in the number of cases is largely attributed to the Seruling cluster in Selangor, which recorded 842 new cases in just a day. “Cases in Selangor are expected to remain high following the expansion of the foreign workers screening programme by Socso (Social Security Organisation). “Employers in Klang Valley are also taking proactive measures to screen their workers, ” he said. Meanwhile, the ministry is rigorously conducting active case detection and contact tracing activities in the state, he said. “Those found positive for Covid-19 have been isolated at the Sungai Buloh Hospital and the MAEPS 2.0 Covid-19 low risk quarantine and treatment centre, ” he said.

Experts: Measuring temperature by hand not accurate

Right way: A woman positioning her forehead at a scanner to get an accurate temperature reading. PETALING JAYA: As temperature checks are still required as part of the standard operating procedure (SOP) to enter any business premises, health experts warn that readings must still be from the forehead and not other parts of the body such as the hand or wrist. Universiti Putra Malaysia epidemiologist Assoc Prof Dr Malina Osman said scanning equipment is meant to measure an individual’s temperature on the forehead. “Body temperature is usually read at three areas: the forehead, armpit and rectum (for infants).“Measuring temperature on the hand is not accurate as it does not represent core body temperature, ” she said.

Covid-19: Malaysia logs 1,810 new cases, pushing total infections above 80,000 mark, with six new deaths

Covid-19: Malaysia logs 1,810 new cases, pushing total infections above 80,000 mark, with six new deaths
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Covid-19: Six more clusters linked to workplaces detected, says Health DG

This brings the number of active clusters nationwide to 190 in total. In a statement Friday (Dec 11), Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the Sungai Putus cluster was detected from a targeted Covid-19 screening activity conducted at a factory in Klang, Selangor. “As of Dec 11, a total of 2,001 individuals under this cluster have undergone screening, with 427 positive cases confirmed. “The cases include 418 foreigners and nine Malaysians, ” said Dr Noor Hisham. The Erima cluster in Gombak, Selangor was discovered after its index case, a 25-year-old woman, developed symptoms and later tested positive for Covid-19 on Dec 7. “Following the case, the employer arranged for a Covid-19 screening on workers and close contacts of the index case.

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