COVID-19: ASEAN UPDATES
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“The 2019 Plague” Day 158
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM-
2 more recoveries; no new cases today
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Cambodia COVID-19 Case Breakdown – 02 May 2020
As supplied to Khmer Times, this is the current breakdown of COVID-19 cases in Cambodia up to 08:00 am on 02/05/2020.
As always, we will be keeping you up to date with the latest stories, as they happen, about the current situation with COVID-19 in Cambodia and the world.
There have been 122 cases of COVID-19 in Cambodia :
51 Cambodian
40 French
13 Malaysian
5 British
2 Indonesian
2 US
2 Canadian
3 Chinese
1 Belgian
3 Vietnamese
CAMBODIA COVID-19 – SITUATION UPDATE: 02 MAY 2020, CASES: 122, CURED: 120, Time: 08:00
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VIENTIANE, Laos- Two more Covid-19 patients discharged, one recovered patient returns to hospital
Two persons infected by the Coronavirus were discharged from Mittaphab Hospital in Vientiane on Saturday after they tested negative, even as one person who had recovered returned to hospital after testing positive again.
As of 6 am on May 2, the Coronavirus has infected 3,395,449 people in 212 countries. It has claimed 239,345 lives, while at least 1,079,298 people have been discharged from hospital after recovering, according to the Taskforce Committee.
By Phomphong Laoin
On social media many have expressed concern that the move would cause spike in Covid-19 positive cases as people started moving here and there, including work, jogging or shopping in preparation for the Aidilfitri celebration.
As the number of new positive cases has risen above 100 again, with 105 cases recorded as of noon yesterday, which bringing the total to 6,176, certainly compounded their worries.
Meanwhile, Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah also reminded Malaysians that the Covid-19 pandemic has so far has claimed 103 lives and the fight against the virus is far from over.
Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin in announcing the CMCO in his special message on Friday, was aware of the risk of the Covid-19 case to escalate and urged all parties to abide by the standard operating procedures (SOP).
According to Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342) came into force throughout the MCO period since March 18 and action would be taken against those who failed to comply with the rules. — Bernama.
RANGON, Myanmar- No new COVID-19 cases for second day, six more recoveries reported
Myanmar reported no additional COVID-19 cases as at 8pm on May 2, marking the second day the country has maintained its case count at 151, according to the health ministry.
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THAILAND SITUATION
Latest figures as of Sunday morning
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