Health Ministry reports 15 Covid-19 cases, no new deaths thesundaily Covid19 coronavirus NoorHisham Malaysia
The number of Covid-19 cases saw a huge drop from triple figures to just 15 cases being reported today.
Health Ministry director general Datuk Noor Hisham Abdullah said the number of deaths remain at 115, with 42 people being discharged. He added that eight people are still being treated at the Intensive Care Unit, with four people requiring ventilator assistance.
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