Health Ministry: Nine new Covid-19 clusters identified

PETALING JAYA: A total of nine new Covid-19 clusters were reported on Saturday (Oct 25), says the Health Ministry.

The Titir cluster has 12 new cases involving the Keningau district in Sabah, and was identified when the patient underwent screening on Oct 18. So far, 23 individuals have tested positive.

Additionally, the Jambul cluster has one new case involving the Sandakan district in Sabah, and was identified when the index case tested positive on Oct 9. So far, eight individuals have tested positive. It has five new cases and was identified when the index case tested positive on Oct 22. So far, 17 individuals were tested positive.

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