[Pandemic] 20 [15 RED ZONES & Areas Not Infected]
[15 RED ZONES]:
March 26, 2020 (12:00 PM)
Lembah Pantai 208 cases
Hulu Langat: 186 cases
Petaling Jaya: 176 cases
Seremban: 85 cases
Kluang, JB: 83 cases
Johor Bahru 73 cases
Kinta District 56 cases
Kota Bharu, Kelantan: 55 cases
Gombak: 54 cases
Hilir Perak District 52 cases
Tawau, Sabah 50 cases
Kuching, Sarawak 52 cases
Titiwangsa: 49 cases
Kepong 45 cases
Klang 44 cases
Announced by the Malaysian Ministry of Health.
(source from orientaldaily)
It is claimed that across Malaysia’s seven states and 36 districts, there have been no coronavirus infections.
Among them, the 19 districts in Sarawak and the 11 districts in Sabah in East Malaysia have no coronavirus infections, and more than half of the country’s districts have not confirmed any cases.
The counties in Peninsular Malaysia that have not been affected by the coronavirus are:
Kampar, Perak,
Rompin, Pahang,
Hulu Terengganu District,
Machang District, Kelantan,
Jeli District,
Yan, Kedah
.
In Sabah, East Malaysia, the districts that have not reported any coronavirus infections are:
Beluran, Keningau, Kota Marudu, Kudat, Nabawan, Pitas,
Tambunan, Tenom, Penampang District, Kuala Penyu, Tongod District
In Sarawak, East Malaysia, the districts that have not reported any coronavirus infections are:
Kapit, Sri Aman, Asajaya, Baram, Daerah Bau, Belaga District, Dalat, Julau, Daro, Kanowit District, Lundu District, Matu District, Meradong District, Pakan, Saratok, Selangau, Song District, Tatau District, and Lubok Antu.
To all the horse riders, please be extra careful.
You can check which areas in Malaysia have reported coronavirus cases and which remain unaffected via the link below:
Malaysia is full of wonderful places. I hope things settle down soon so I can visit again and share more exciting destinations with you!
Continuing to update.
Let’s stay calm and fight COVID-19 together. In response to the impact of the novel coronavirus, Malaysia announced a “Movement Control Order” (MCO) from March 18 to March 31, effective as of 10:00 PM on March 16 (11:00 PM Japan time). In short, this means prohibiting entry for those outside the country (foreign nationals) and banning exit for those inside the country (Malaysian citizens).
Reference: [Notice on the Malaysian Government’s Announcement of the Movement Control Order] | Embassy of Japan in Malaysia
