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3,927 Covid cases, 6 deaths reported in the last 24 hours

06 Aug 2022 11:01am
Out of the six deaths, three were brought-in-dead cases
Out of the six deaths, three were brought-in-dead cases
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SHAH ALAM - Malaysia saw a dip in Covid-19 cases to 3,927 in the last 24 hours from 4,413 a day before.

According to the health ministry's CovidNow portal, the country has recorded 4.687 mil of infections since the pandemic began in 2020.

The ministry also reported six deaths, including three 'brought-in-dead' (BID).

Active cases stand at 46,506 cases with 96.4 per cent or 44,843 quarantined at home.

It further said 1,587 individuals were admitted in the hospital with 52 at the intensive care unit (ICU) and 38 needing breathing assistance.
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