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[SARAWAK] Covid-19: 27 new positive cases detected in Sarawak, Green Hill Cluste
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KUCHING (Oct 28): Sarawak today recorded 27 new positive cases of Covid-19, of which 20 were local transmissions detected in Kuching District while the other seven were categorised as imported cases with four in Miri, two in Sibu and one in Bintulu.
Sarawak Disaster Management Committee chairman Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah, who revealed this today, also said a new cluster was detected in Kuching, named the Green Hill Cluster.
From the 20 local transmissions in Kuching, 14 were close contacts of Case 798 reported on Oct 26 who is now the index case for the Green Hill Cluster.
“All these (14) cases) underwent rT-PCR screening at a private medical facility in Kuching, and they were found positive on Oct 27,” he said.
He also said these 14 cases were social contacts who had a history of meeting up with Case 798 in several gatherings or parties in Kuching city.
The remaining six tested positive for the virus after going for screening at a private hospital in Kuching and are aged between 19 and 54-years-old. They have no history of travel to high-risk Covid-19 areas, and contact tracing is currently being carried out.
“As such, the total accumulated number of Covid-19 cases recorded in Sarawak so far has increased to 846 cases,” Uggah said at the daily update today.
By Samuel Aubrey on October 28, 2020, Wednesday at 5:46 PM
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KUCHING: The people of Sarawak must be on their toes with the current Covid-19 situation in the state and should not be complacent even if the number of cases are low, said Welfare, Community Well-Being, Women, Family and Childhood Development Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah.
She cited the Baki Cluster as an example where 25 positive cases have been detected thus far, resulting in Kampung Haji Baki being hit with the Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO), which is slated to start at midnight tonight.
“We have to take heed from what has happened there.
“This (Kampung Haji Baki) may be only one area but if we do not take heed from what has happened, the disease can spread to other villages,” she told a press conference at Baitulmakmur Building II here today.
More than 530 households involving over 4,200 residents will be affected by the EMCO that will come into force at Kampung Haji Baki here from 12 midnight to 11.59pm on Nov 10.
Fatimah said there is concern that people in Sarawak or the country for that matter, were experiencing ‘Covid-19 fatigue.’
“We have been going through the Covid-19 situation since March this year and for the past few months, we have to practice what we call the ‘new normal.’
“But when this happens for an extended amount of time, there is a risk that our people will show ‘Covid-19 fatigue’ where we feel like we want to get out of this situation we are facing,” she explained.
She pointed out that this had led some people to forget to practice the standard operating procedures (SOP) as a general practice to curb the spread of Covid-19.
“This is what we are concerned about because we must not forget that we have not won the war against Covid-19 so long as we do not have the vaccine.
“We need to make sure that we constantly adhere to the SOPs of social distancing, wearing of face masks, practicing personal hygiene and do not hold or attend large gatherings,” she stressed.
She empathised with what many people were feeling right now as they could no longer do things such as greeting people with handshakes.
“When we meet people, we tend to want to greet them by shaking hands but now it is different for we can no longer do that.
“Let us sacrifice for now and hopefully, a vaccine can be found soon and from our constant practice of the SOP, we can break the chain of infection,” she said.
Also present at the press conference were Assistant Ministers of Welfare, Community Well-Being, Women, Family and Childhood Development Datuk Rosey Yunus and Datuk Francis Harden Hollis.
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Sarawak Disaster Information
45 min ·
🚨 TERKINI 🚨
▪️ 27 kes positif COVID-19 di Sarawak pada hari ini
▪️ Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sarawak telah mengisytiharkan satu (1) kluster baharu iaitu Kluster Greenhill di Daerah Kuching
🦠 Laporan Harian Kes COVID-19 di Sarawak (28 Oktober 2020)
✅ KEMAS KINI KES COVID-19
2️⃣7️⃣ kes positif COVID-19 (jumlah 846):
1. Kuching (20)
2. Miri (4)
3. Sibu (2)
4. Bintulu (1)
3️⃣3️⃣ kes PUI baru (jumlah 10,044 & negatif 9,197)
0️⃣ kematian direkodkan hari ini (jumlah 19)
2️⃣ pesakit sembuh dan discaj dari hospital (jumlah 738):
1. Hospital Umum Sarawak (2)
📣 Sila rujuk Kenyataan Media yang dilampirkan untuk pecahan yang lebih terperinci kes COVID-19 di Sarawak
(Sumber: Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sarawak 🩺)
✅ KEPUTUSAN JAWATANKUASA PENGURUSAN BENCANA
A. Masa Operasi Kedai Makanan / Bistro
Semua masa operasi Kedai Makanan (Food Outlet) / Bistro di Daerah Kuching akan beroperasi dari jam 6.00 pagi hingga 10.00 malam berkuatkuasa 29 Oktober 2020.
B. Penutupan Pusat Kecergasan (Public and Private Gymnasium)
Semua Pusat Kecergasan (Public and Private Gymnasium) di Daerah Kuching DITUTUP SERTA MERTA.
C. Perhimpunan Orang Ramai
Bagi majlis sosial dan rasmi yang membabitkan perhimpunan orang ramai di Daerah Kuching, hanya dibenarkan jumlah maksimum seramai 200 orang.
JPBN menegaskan kepada pihak penganjur supaya memastikan hand sanitizer disediakan, penjarakan fizikal diamalkan dan semua yang hadir diwajibkan untuk memakai topeng pelitup muka.
D. Penjelasan Penutupan Pusat Hiburan
Berhubung dengan keputusan penutupan Pusat Hiburan yang telah diumumkan semalam (27 Oktober 2020), katagori Pusat Hiburan yang dimaksudkan adalah (Pub, Bar, Lounge, Discotheque, Dance Hall, Cabaret, dan Karaoke).
✅ NO. TELEFON CPRC JKNS
Kepada sesiapa yang telah berkontak rapat dengan orang yang positif COVID-19 ataupun mengalami gejala COVID-19, sila hubungi mana-mana talian berikut:
☎ 082-473 387
☎ 082-473 333
☎ 082-473 266
☎ 082-473 304
✅ NO. TELEFON BILIK GERAKAN JPBN
Untuk sebarang pertanyaan mengenai COVID-19, sila hubungi:
☎ 082-443 991
☎ 082-513 340
☎ 082-649 813
☎ 082-536 512
☎ 082-646 634
☎ 082-510 014
☎ 082-649 684
☎ 082-313 158
☎ 011-4085 9282 (Whatsapp Mesej Sahaja)
Duduklah di rumah dan berjaga-jaga untuk keselamatan diri, keluarga dan orang sekeliling 🙏
#Coronavirus #PreventionIsBetterThanCure #TakePrecautions #fightCOVID19 #sarawak
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