Wednesday, 20 Jan 2021 05:14 AM MYTPJ Polyclinic health workers conduct a Covid-19 swab test in Petaling Jaya January 19, 2020. — Picture by Hari Anggara
Critically, he also disclosed that the number of category four and five Covid-19 patients — those with respiratory infections requiring ventilators and those critically ill with accompanying organ issues — were now five times what they had been at the height of last year’s second wave. Worryingly for the country, category four and five Covid-19 patients are those most likely to never recover.
Although authorities have now expanded the MCO to cover the entire country except for Sarawak, not all are convinced the current iteration of the move would bring about the results needed to give Malaysia’s healthcare time to recover. Time was also running out for the MCO, which Dr Noor Hisham previously assured the country would not go beyond a maximum of four weeks even if the first extension now appeared inevitable.
Citing Singapore’s explosion of Covid-19 cases last year when the republic overlooked its migrant worker population, the ex-PM said Malaysia could still take steps to avoid going through the same situation as its southern neighbour.
Correct. Clock is ticking but Muhyiddin Yassin and his agong are playing politics by imposing political curfews instead of immediately introducing Corvid-19 vaccination programs. Welcome to the Banana Republic of Muhyiddin Yassin and his agong and their running dogs.
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