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COVID-19: Malaysia’s Covid-19 cases soar to new high (Update: Oct 2020)


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Case 26: 1st wave of clusterfxxk. From case 29 to 100 is infected directly or indirectly by him

From 100 onwards, it is related to tablish held Feb 28 - Mar 1

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2 hours ago, Wt_know said:

means allow foreigner to leave the country but msian cannot leave the country?

1) Malaysians cannot leave Msia.  Returning Msians need to self quarantine 14 day

2) Foreigners cannot enter Msia but can leave.

 Foreigners have to be allowed to leave simply because they cannot be over-staying if their social visit pass expire. And for info, social visit pass between Spore and Msia is valid for one month only.

 

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4 minutes ago, Icedbs said:

1) Malaysians cannot leave Msia.  Returning Msians need to self quarantine 14 day

2) Foreigners cannot enter Msia but can leave.

 Foreigners have to be allowed to leave simply because they cannot be over-staying if their social visit pass expire. And for info, social visit pass between Spore and Msia is valid for one month only.

In China, all visa auto renewal for 3 mths during this period 

No need go Immigration office 

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1 hour ago, Thaiyotakamli said:

I have been to an egg processing in sg before, yes they bring in egg and wash it well and repacked it as sg made. 
 

some eggs they go separate the white and egg yolk and sell it in bags. They also do sell hardboil egg for hawkers and restaurants

 

normally they will write singapore farm if its singapore chicken make one 🐓 

I thought some Sg farmers like Seng Choon have their farms in Malaka?

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5 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

MY PM8 just announced lockdown might be extended if spread is not curbed

it's a right call, isn't it?

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Hope this can continue throughout the lock down.[nod]

Coronavirus: Most food imports from Malaysia not disrupted, Govt working with KL to ensure supplies, says Chan Chun Sing

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SINGAPORE - Most wholesalers and retailers received their goods from Malaysia as usual on Wednesday morning (March 18), Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said, reporting on the cross-border movement of supplies on the first day after Malaysia's lockdown started at midnight.

Products such as pharmaceuticals and infant diapers have also been allowed through the checkpoints, although there has been feedback from companies that some trucks bearing non-food supplies have not been let through, he said in a Facebook post.

"I'm glad to see that the supply of fresh food has not been fully disrupted... We are monitoring the situation closely and are in touch with our Malaysian counterparts to ensure that food and other supplies will be able to come through to Singapore," Mr Chan said.

His update comes a day after Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said an agreement had been worked out with Malaysia over the continued movement of cargo between both countries during the lockdown that is expected to last till the end of the month.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced the measure to contain the spread of Covid-19 in the country on Monday night, sparking concerns among Singaporeans that regular food imports from Malaysia could be disrupted.

Singapore imports about 37 per cent of its chicken supply and 15 per cent of its fish from Malaysia, among produce like eggs, vegetables and milk.

Mr Chan said he spoke to Malaysian Minister of International Trade and Industry Azmin Ali on Wednesday afternoon.

"We both noted that it is in our mutual interest to ensure that supply chains remain robust and in working order, and agreed that we must maintain confidence in our people and businesses in order to successfully overcome the challenges posed by Covid-19," Mr Chan said.

He added that economic agencies are working with companies to minimise disruption to supply lines, with some companies already having activated sea and air freights to bring in sufficient supplies.

When The Straits Times visited several wet markets on Wednesday morning, stall owners generally said they had no problem receiving fresh supplies, although fishmongers in a few places said their supplies had been halved.

A 43-year-old fishmonger at Ghim Moh Market, who wanted to be known only as Mr Lee, said he received about 30 to 40 per cent fewer fish than usual.

"Some of the suppliers and their staff were not able to unload the fish here. It's more difficult for fresh food because we need the supply to come in on a daily basis," he said.

The Straits Times has contacted the Singapore Food Agency for more information on this disruption.

In his Facebook post, Mr Chan also noted that some Malaysian workers who have decided to stay in Singapore for the next two weeks have managed to secure accommodation.

 

On the other hand, the lock down may be extended if situation do not improved. Let hope everyone take this lock down seriously!:a-rulez:

Malaysian PM Muhyiddin says control measures could be extended if coronavirus continues to spread

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KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has said that the movement control measures which took effect on Wednesday (March 18) could be extended past their initial two weeks if they fail to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

In a televised broadcast on Wednesday night, the premier said that the measures were introduced so that people could avoid having to go to crowded places, where they could be exposed to the coronavirus.

"We want to break the chain of infection. So that we can reduce the number of people who are infected by Covid-19," he said.

He explained that the incubation period for the virus is 14 days, and that the government hopes it would be able to quarantine all infected patients by then and eradicate the virus.

"If in that period we are not fully successful, the government may be forced to extend the period of the control order," he said.

His plea for Malaysians to stay at home came as the number of those infected reached 790 cases, with two deaths reported.

The order, which takes effect until March 31, bans public gatherings, and all religious, sporting, social and cultural events. Schools, universities and businesses will stay closed, but essential services such as supermarkets, banks and pharmacies will continue to operate during the two-week period.

Travel is also restricted, with Malaysian citizens barred from travelling overseas and tourists denied entry into the country.

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The PM had to come on and scold his citizens to do this lockdown properly. 

Seems all treat it like holiday and go roaming about.

Police going in hard tonight.

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Just now, Karoon said:

The PM had to come on and scold his citizens to do this lockdown properly. 

Seems all treat it like holiday and go roaming about.

Police going in hard tonight.

yes. 2-weeks paid leave. 

all want to balik kampong and celebrate [confused] 

 

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3 hours ago, kobayashiGT said:

open, then the infection suddenly rise, then close again. 

They cannot make up their mind to open or close?

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