After 3 Months, Kuching Church Covid-19 Cluster Has Finally Ended
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Malaysia’s Covid-19 numbers continue to show signs of improvement as the Health Ministry announced the end of the Kuching Church cluster today.
One of the earliest Covid-19 clusters in Malaysia, the Kuching Church cluster was first detected on 15th March with the passing of the church’s pastor – the country’s second Covid-19 death.
The spread of this cluster was attributed to a 3-day church assembly that took place from 26th to 28th February in Kuching, Sarawak.
It was also one of the biggest Covid-19 clusters in the country, spreading to five generations and infecting 191 which ultimately led to the deaths of three people.
The Health Ministry also announced the end of the Cheras Security Guard cluster which spread to 19 individuals in the Klang Valley.
This cluster was first detected among Nepali security guards at a Cheras shopping centre in early May. No deaths were reported from this cluster.
Terkini #covid19malaysia, 23 Jun
— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) June 23, 2020
Terdapat 2 lagi kluster yang diisytiharkan tamat pada hari ini iaitu Kluster Persidangan Gereja dan Pengawal Keselamatan Cheras.
Ini menjadikan 43 kluster ditamatkan secara keseluruhan. pic.twitter.com/gS0NIiGxrS
As of 23rd June, three new cases and zero deaths are reported from the Pedas cluster in Negeri Sembilan (1 new case) and Meninggal di Rumah (MDR) cluster in Sabah (2 new cases).
Terkini #covid19malaysia, 23 Jun
— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) June 23, 2020
Kes sembuh = 9
Jumlah kes sembuh = 8,186
Kes baharu positif = 3
(Import = 0
Kes penularan tempatan = 3)
Jumlah positif = 8,590
Kes kematian = 0
Jumlah Kes kematian = 121
kes dirawat di ICU = 3 pic.twitter.com/VceOfZLLnn
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