KKM mula guna kit ujian dari Korea Selatan kesan jangkitan Covid-19

Standard Q Bio-Censor mempunyai keupayaan 84.4% untuk mengesan Covid-19. FMTNews KKM Covid19

Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah berkata, penggunaan kit ujian dari Korea Selatan itu bermakna sampel tidak lagi perlu dihantar ke makmal.

Bercakap kepada media beliau berkata, kit ujian bernama Standard Q Bio-Censor itu mempunyai keupayaan 84.4% untuk mengesan wabak tersebut. Menurutnya, kit ujian itu merupakan berita baik kepada KKM kerana sampel daripada kelompok sasaran tidak perlu lagi dihantar ke makmal. Noor Hisham juga memaklumkan lebih 90,000 individu dalam negara telah disaring untuk Covid-19 dengan ujian positif sebanyak 5.4%.

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