Malaysia Reports Zero Covid-19 Deaths For The First Time Since 2020
It has been roughly two years since the first case of Covid-19 in Malaysia and we have seen over 30,000 deaths since then. Fortunately, yesterday (19 June) marks another milestone in our fight against the pandemic.
According to Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin, for the first time since 18 December 2020, Malaysia reported zero deaths due to Covid-19.
“Our ongoing transition to endemicity has been calibrated and data-driven. Let us pray it continues paying off,” he said via his official Twitter account on Sunday (19 June).
Khairy also attributed the success to the government’s calibrated and data-driven strategies.
“Let us pray it continues paying off,” he added.
Today, for the first time since 18th December 2020, Malaysia will be reporting 0 deaths due to COVID-19.
Our ongoing transition to endemicity has been calibrated and data-driven. Let us pray it continues paying off.
— Khairy Jamaluddin…
