Malaysia adds 44 more Covid-19 deaths, toll now 28,876
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 31 — Malaysia recorded 44 more deaths due to Covid-19 as of midnight, including four who were brought in dead.
This was followed by Perlis at 35 deaths per million, and Penang and Kelantan at 34 deaths per million each. Like Kedah, Melaka — which will be having its statewide polls next month — had a fatality rate over the last two weeks of 19 deaths per million persons.
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