Day 238 #MCO #PKP (MCO Phase 2)
Day 154 #RMCO #PKPP
[√] MCO Phase 1: 18.03.2020 – 31.03.2020
[√] MCO Phase 2: 01.04.2020 – 14.04.2020
[√] MCO Phase 3: 15.04.2020 – 28.04.2020
[√] MCO Phase 4: 29.04.2020 – 12.05.2020 03.05.2020 
[√] MCO Phase 5 (CMCO 1 Phase 1): 04.05.2020 - 12.06.2020
[√] MCO Phase 6 (CMCO 1 Phase 2): 13.05.2020 - 09.06.2020
[√] MCO Phase 7 (RMCO Phase 1): 10.06.2020 - 31.08.2020
[_] MCO Phase 8 (RMCO Phase 2): 01.09.2020 - 31.12.2020
√- CMCO 2 Phase 1: 27.10.2020 - 09.11.2020
- CMCO 2 Phase 2: 09.11.2020 - 06.12.2020
Day 238:
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
(#RMCO #PKPP Day 154)
‼️ 869 new #COVID19Malaysia cases
(42050 total cases)
⚠️ 11446 active cases
✅ 725 patients recovered & discharged
(30304 total)
☠️ 6 new death cases recorded
(300 total)
🚨 4 new clusters reported, 4 cluster ended
(156 total active)
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‼️ 868 local community cases
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️397 Sabah
• 23 new clusters: Liawan, Tatahan, GK Tawau
• 69 current clusters
• 215 positive cases' close contact screenings
• 90 other #COVID19 screenings
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️235 Selangor
• 162 current clusters
• 33 positive cases' close contact screenings
• 40 other #COVID19 screenings
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
Breakdown by districts & sub-districts in #Selangor
=> 8 Gombak
=> 58 Hulu Langat
=> 109 Klang
=> 10 Kuala Langat
=> 4 Kuala Selangor
=> 20 Petaling
=> 26 Sepang
=> 1 Sabak Bernam (import case: 1🇳🇵)
*more details: https://t.co/ShJeMicqby
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️19 WP KL
• 11 current clusters
• 2 positive cases' close contact screenings
• 6 other #COVID19 screenings
▪️3 WP Putrajaya
• 3 current cluster
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️141 Negeri Sembilan
• 129 current clusters
• 19 close contact screenings
• 2 other #COVID19 screenings
▪️27 Penang
• 22 current clusters
• 2 close contact screenings
• 1 SARI case
• 2 other #COVID19 screenings
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️12 Perak
• 9 current cluster
• 2 close contact screenings
• 1 other #COVID19 screenings
▪️9 Kelantan
• 9 Kube cluster (new)
▪️8 Johor
• 6 current clusters
• 1 close contact screenings
• 1 other #COVID19 screenings
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️8 WP Labuan
• 6 current clusters
• 2 positive cases' close contact screenings
▪️6 Sarawak
• 3 current cluster
• 3 other #COVID19 screenings
▪️3 Kedah
• 2 current cluster
• 1 positive cases' close contact screenings
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
‼️ 1 imported case with infections from abroad
▪️1 Selangor (non-citizen:🇳🇵)
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☠️ 6 new death cases recorded today, bringing total to 300
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
▪️ all in Sabah
∆ 5 Malaysians
∆ 1 non-citizen (# 300)
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🚨 4 new #COVID19Malaysia clusters detected today
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• LIAWAN CLUSTER
- Keningau (Sabah)
- 11 new positive cases today (total 24)
• TATAHAN CLUSTER
- KK (Sabah)
- 10 new positive cases today (total 18)
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• GK TAWAU CLUSTER
- Tawau (Sabah)
- 2 new positive cases today (total 49)
• KUBE CLUSTER
- Kota Bharu, Tanah Merah (Kelantan)
- 9 new positive cases today (total 10)
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
🚨 46 other active #COVID19Malaysia clusters recorded new positive cases today
⚠️ Total active clusters = 156
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🎉 4 #COVID19Malaysia clusters have officially ended
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• RINTING CLUSTER
- Malacca & Johor
- total 10 positive cases detected (302 screened)
• SEMARAK CLUSTER
- Sabah
- total 14 positive cases detected (19 screened)
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• JELOK CLUSTER
- Selangor & WP KL
- total 5 positive cases detected (31 screened)
• SABINDO CLUSTER
- Sabah
- total 14 positive cases detected (76 screened)
✅ Total clusters ended = 130
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⚠️ #EMCO #PKPD zone extensions
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• Taman Mesra in Sandakan (Sabah)
- extended for another 14 days
- Nov 11 - 24
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✅ #EMCO #PKPD zones ending
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• Taman Mawar in Sandakan (Sabah)
- ends on Nov 10 as scheduled
- reverts to the latest nationwide #CMCO #PKPB order
(Nov 9 - Dec 6)
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👮♂️ 341 individuals were arrested y'day for defying the #RMCO #PKPP SOPs
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
• 33 remanded
• 1 bailed
• 307 compounded
❌ Violations
• 116 for not wearing face masks in crowded areas
• 63 for premises failing to provide proper registration & entry logs
• 162 for others
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Too many inconsistencies in the SOP are making many confused. For me, this revise, update, adapt approach on the SOPs, including list of what's allowed and what's not allowed, is very much gut-feel decisions. That's how I see it. There seeems to be a lack of science in the wisdom of the decision.
Even if new decisions on updates are made based on the citizen's requests, why can't the government put a stand? If there was science in making the decision, then a tough stance can be made to uphold the decisions. Right now, the government is sending the message that the government can be lenient and is caring - which will encourage a lack of discipline and further fueling the "tidak apa" attitude in the society.
Why can't there be a blanket SOP across the board - if they are not making better our economy and society? It's in fact it feels like a train wreck now!
https://t.co/1gPb0lXl32
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) November 10, 2020
This don't sound right... why make the use of #MySejahtera app an option?
Consistency instead of Complexity will help the rakyat adhere to SOPs better. Standardisation instead of Segregation!
Now you wonder why... 🤔
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