Selangor Journal
Healthcare workers administer the Covid-19 screening to individuals at a drive-thru service in Section 19, Shah Alam, on April 14, 2020. — Picture by REMY ARIFIN/SELANGORKINI

26 districts remain as Covid-19 red zones, Seremban shows steep rise in cases

KUALA LUMPUR, April 14 — Twenty-six districts remain as Covid-19 red zones in the country with the number of positive cases in Seremban recording a steep rise of 41 positive cases, according to the Health Ministry’s (MOH) Crisis Preparedness and Response Centre (CPRC).

Based on the CPRC’s infographic, which is shared through MOH’s official social media today, a total of 260 Covid-19 positive cases were recorded in Seremban as of noon yesterday, from 219 cases the previous day.

The number of positive cases in Hulu Langat had also increased to 419 from 388 yesterday, and in Lembah Pantai to 515 cases from 496 recorded yesterday.

The red zone category is for areas with more than 41 Covid-19 positive cases, orange zone (20-40 cases), yellow zone (1-19 cases) green zone (no case).

Among other districts reaching the red zone are Muar (40 cases) and Kulai (37) in Johor; Dungun in Terengganu (37), Seberang Perai Tengah in Penang (38), Kota Kinabalu and Lahad Datu in Sabah (39 cases each).

Selangor still recorded the highest number of Covid-19 positive cases, totalling 1,249.

Following is the list of red zone locations in Malaysia:

Perak
Hilir Perak — 65
Kinta — 93

Selangor
Sepang — 66
Petaling — 346
Hulu Langat — 419
Gombak — 133
Klang — 164
Hulu Selangor — 45

Kuala Lumpur
Cheras — 73
Kepong — 126
Lembah Pantai — 515
Titiwangsa — 116

Putrajaya — 54

Negeri Sembilan
Seremban — 260
Rembau — 53

Melaka
Jasin — 68
Melaka Tengah — 48

Pahang
Kuantan — 80
Jerantut — 70

Johor
Batu Pahat — 51
Kluang — 201
Johor Bharu — 183

Kelantan
Kota Bharu — 90

Sarawak
Kuching — 227
Kota Samarahan — 49

Sabah
Tawau — 71

TOTAL 3,666

— Bernama

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