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MP SPEAKS | Focus more on specific figures than on daily number of Covid-19 cases - Vimarsana News

MP SPEAKS | Focus more on specific figures than on daily number of Covid-19 cases

MP SPEAKS | Focus more on specific figures than on daily number of Covid-19 cases Modified3:52 am - MP SPEAKS | Yesterday, the country experienced a new high of 13,215 Covid-19 cases detected. While this number would have caused great alarm among most Malaysians, it is important to interpret these numbers in the proper context. More testing will detect more positive cases and with the proper standard operating procedures (SOPs), this will help contain the spread of the virus. Moving forward, there is an urgent need to shift away from looking at the total number of daily Covid-19 cases to more...

MP SPEAKS | Prioritise vaccination for factories, industries in Selangor - Vimarsana News

MP SPEAKS | Prioritise vaccination for factories, industries in Selangor

MP SPEAKS | Prioritise vaccination for factories, industries in Selangor Modified2:18 am - MP SPEAKS | Yesterday, the number of Covid-19 positive cases in Selangor reached 2,836 cases out of a total of 6,276 cases nationwide, or 45 percent of total cases. It is likely that the number of cases will remain high in Selangor for another few weeks for a variety of reasons, including the possible spread of the more infectious Delta variant, and the continued infection of workers via their hostel/dormitory accommodations. There is an urgent need for the Public-Private Partnership Covid-19 Industry...

Covid-19: Employers concerned foreign workers could contract coronavirus after testing negative - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Employers concerned foreign workers could contract coronavirus after testing negative

KLANG: Employers are concerned that their foreign workers who tested negative during the compulsory Covid-19 screening, could become positive a few days after that. Given the rapid increase in daily cases in various states, especially the Klang Valley, they hope there is something that can be done to address this concern. “We are in a Catch 22 where we can get our workers screened today and the results are negative but what can we do if they become Covid-19 positive several days down the road?’’ asked Original Penang Kayu Nasi Kandar managing director Burhan Mohamed. He said employers o...

An open letter to the Prime Minister - Vimarsana News

An open letter to the Prime Minister

We the undersigned view with much apprehension and concern the current status of the Covid-19 outbreak in the country. Our national metrics paint a very bleak picture of Covid-19 pandemic management. Despite movement control orders (MCOs) and other health interventions, the daily reported cases are not decreasing. The Cumulative Incidence Density (per 100,000 population) and the Infection Rate (active cases per 1,000 population) is not flattening, with the latest national Infection Rate registered at 0.879 per 1,000 population, meaning between eight and nine persons are actively infected for ...

What's lacking in tackling Covid-19 | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

What's lacking in tackling Covid-19 | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

Published on: Sunday, January 10, 2021 Text Size: Credit: acubiz.com.my WE the undersigned view with much apprehension and concern the current status of the Covid-19 outbreak in the country. Our national metrics paint a very bleak picture of Covid-19 pandemic management. Despite MCOs and other health interventions, the daily reported cases are not decreasing. The Cumulative Incidence Density (per 100,000 population) and the Infection Rate (active cases per 1,000 population) is not flattening, with the latest national Infection Rate registered at 0.879 per 1,000 population, meaning between 8-9...