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Malaysia reports 106 new coronavirus cases; total at 1,624

The Ministry of Health said 43 of the new cases were linked to a mass religious gathering, which has already been c
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  • The Ministry of Health said 43 of the new cases were linked to a mass religious gathering, which has already been connected to more than 60pc of the total infections in the country.
  • Malaysia has reported the highest number of cases in Southeast Asia.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia reported 106 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, taking the total to 1,624, with 15 deaths.

The Ministry of Health said 43 of the new cases were linked to a mass religious gathering, which has already been connected to more than 60pc of the total infections in the country.

Malaysia has reported the highest number of cases in Southeast Asia.

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