Chronology of Covid-19 in Malaysia

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Status of the COVID-19 outbreak situation in Malaysia 

23 Jan 2020     

  •  first import case from Wuhan at Singapore

25 Jan 2020

  • 8 close contact of Singapore case, positive at Johor, Malaysia. Malaysia first reported COVID-19

3 Feb 2020   

  •  first Malaysian testing positive for COVID-19

27 Feb 2020 

  • first wave successfully handled, discharge from hospital (22 cases, only 2 local transmission, 20 cases are import from China and their contact

4 March 2020

  • New cases were reported, contact with cases 26, meeting and gathering at least 5 times, history of travel to Shanghai, China, cluster case number 26 consist of Malaysian.

9 March 2020 

  • first two critical cases being reported (ICU)

11 March 2020

  • International Health Regulations (IHR) Malaysia was informed by IHR Brunei, that one positive case in Brunei attended a religious gathering in Seri Petaling Mosque, Selangor, Malaysia from February 27 to March 1, 2020.
  • This gathering involved 10,000 participants from different country, half of it is Malaysian More than 100 cases were reported each day.

17 March 2020

  • First fatal case, related to Seri Petaling religious gathering 
  • Another death was also reported on the same date from a case in Sarawak
18 March 2020

  • First MCO was implemented 
Jun 2020
 
  • The cases were handled well from 3 digit values to 1 digit values
13 August 2020

  • The beginning of Sivaganga clusters
26 September 2020

  • Cluster Benteng from Lahad Datu Sabah
  • PRN Sabah third waves of covid cases, cases started arises up to 600++
October 2020 

  • 4 digit of covid cases started 
December 2020

  • Cases arises to 2000++

January 2021

  • Cases arises to 5000++
 
February 2021

  • Implementation of MCOs thus cases drop to 1000++
 March 2021

  • Cases up to 4 digit values

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