Susulan lengkung yang telah diratakan, hospital KKM kini mempunyai lebih banyak kapasiti dalam merawat lebih ramai pesakit COVID-19, sekiranya diperlukan.
Misalnya, kadar keseluruhan bagi penggunaan katil di 40 buah
hospital yang dikhususkan bagi perawatan #COVID19 dan 26 pusat rawatan COVID-19 berisiko rendah (hospital extension centres) adalah 17%.
Selain itu, kadar penggunaan bagi katil Unit Rawatan Rapi (ICU) yang dikhususkan untuk pesakit disyaki dan disahkan positif COVID-19 adalah 7% (iaitu 31 buah daripada jumlah 422 buah). Penggunaan alat bantuan pernafasan (ventilator) pula adalah hanya 1% (iaitu 12 buah daripada jumlah 1,059 buah).
- CPRC KKM
Misalnya, kadar keseluruhan bagi penggunaan katil di 40 buah
hospital yang dikhususkan bagi perawatan #COVID19 dan 26 pusat rawatan COVID-19 berisiko rendah (hospital extension centres) adalah 17%.
Selain itu, kadar penggunaan bagi katil Unit Rawatan Rapi (ICU) yang dikhususkan untuk pesakit disyaki dan disahkan positif COVID-19 adalah 7% (iaitu 31 buah daripada jumlah 422 buah). Penggunaan alat bantuan pernafasan (ventilator) pula adalah hanya 1% (iaitu 12 buah daripada jumlah 1,059 buah).
- CPRC KKM
Kes Positif Mengikut Negeri (setakat 2 Mei 2020)
Daripada 105 kes baharu dilaporkan pada hari ini, 63 adalah dari Selangor manakala 14 pula dari Kuala Lumpur.
Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Pahang, Johor dan Sarawak adalah negeri lain yang turut melaporkan kes baharu.
Pihak KKM ingin mengingatkan rakyat Malaysia bahawa pandemik COVID-19 ini belum berakhir. Orang ramai diminta untuk menyesuaikan diri dengan norma baharu yang disarankan. Amalan seperti penjarakan sosial dan juga penjagaan kebersihan diri perlu diteruskan.
#kitamestimenang
#covid19malaysia
#breakthechain
- CPRC KKM
Daripada 105 kes baharu dilaporkan pada hari ini, 63 adalah dari Selangor manakala 14 pula dari Kuala Lumpur.
Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Pahang, Johor dan Sarawak adalah negeri lain yang turut melaporkan kes baharu.
Pihak KKM ingin mengingatkan rakyat Malaysia bahawa pandemik COVID-19 ini belum berakhir. Orang ramai diminta untuk menyesuaikan diri dengan norma baharu yang disarankan. Amalan seperti penjarakan sosial dan juga penjagaan kebersihan diri perlu diteruskan.
#kitamestimenang
#covid19malaysia
#breakthechain
- CPRC KKM
Kes sembuh dunia telah melebihi 1 juta kes iaitu kira-kira 1/3 daripada jumlah keseluruhan kes dunia
Amerika Syarikat kekal dengan jangkitan COVID-19 yang tertinggi di dunia iaitu 33% daripada jumlah kes dunia atau 1,103,781 kes.
Terdapat 4 negara dengan kes harian melebihi 5 ribu iaitu Amerika Syarikat (36,007), Rusia (7,933), Brazil (6,410) dan Britian(6,201)
Patuhi nasihat KKM dan kekalkan langkah pencegahan COVID-19.
#StrongerTogether
#StayAtHome
#KitaTeguhKitaMenang
- CPRC KKM
Amerika Syarikat kekal dengan jangkitan COVID-19 yang tertinggi di dunia iaitu 33% daripada jumlah kes dunia atau 1,103,781 kes.
Terdapat 4 negara dengan kes harian melebihi 5 ribu iaitu Amerika Syarikat (36,007), Rusia (7,933), Brazil (6,410) dan Britian(6,201)
Patuhi nasihat KKM dan kekalkan langkah pencegahan COVID-19.
#StrongerTogether
#StayAtHome
#KitaTeguhKitaMenang
- CPRC KKM
A message from our Director-General of Health, YBhg. Datuk Dr Noor Hisham bin Abdullah to all of us Malaysians
Alhamdulilah and thank you, to all on the frontlines and those behind the scenes who have played pivotal roles in flattening the curve.
My deepest gratitude to everyone in MOH especially; working as a team towards a common goal to control the spread of COVID-19 in our beloved nation.
We have been successful thus far in averting a national disaster as seen currently in many countries globally. But the war is not over yet, as next week will witness us fighting in a new battlefield with new strategies in place.
We can only win this war if all of us, all Malaysians, collectively come together as part of our social responsibility to embrace the SOP and guidelines set by the government. We must have social discipline and social compliance to the SOPs - embrace social distancing, take all the precautionary measures and maintain good personal hygiene.
Come May 4th, many of you will be heading back to work. However, you must take this time to plan and do what is necessary to comply with your respective sector’s SOP and abide by the new norms in the workplace. The first week back should be used to strategise, plan and implement these new changes and not necessarily for you to fully resume the services.
Employers must ensure all employees adhere to safe distancing, especially in confined spaces. You may need to rearrange the office space to make it more spacious and safe, regularly sanitise common areas such as pantries or prayer rooms (surau) and only allow a limited number of people to congregate in a space at any one time to ensure safe social distancing.
The MOH’s guiding principles are clear and the onus is on the employers to implement them. This is our social responsibility and we need social discipline and social compliance to embrace and practice the SOPs.
We must adapt to these new norms. The world will not be the same anymore. We must all learn that every individual’s action has a ripple effect on how we manage COVID-19 in our community. We have to adapt, adjust and accommodate the new norms in our lives.
Let us help each other to make sure our loved ones especially those who are vulnerable are safe. Let us keep Malaysia safe. Let’s emerge victorious at the end of this war against an invisible enemy. If you have no reason to go out please, Stay safe and stay at home.
- CPRC KKM
Alhamdulilah and thank you, to all on the frontlines and those behind the scenes who have played pivotal roles in flattening the curve.
My deepest gratitude to everyone in MOH especially; working as a team towards a common goal to control the spread of COVID-19 in our beloved nation.
We have been successful thus far in averting a national disaster as seen currently in many countries globally. But the war is not over yet, as next week will witness us fighting in a new battlefield with new strategies in place.
We can only win this war if all of us, all Malaysians, collectively come together as part of our social responsibility to embrace the SOP and guidelines set by the government. We must have social discipline and social compliance to the SOPs - embrace social distancing, take all the precautionary measures and maintain good personal hygiene.
Come May 4th, many of you will be heading back to work. However, you must take this time to plan and do what is necessary to comply with your respective sector’s SOP and abide by the new norms in the workplace. The first week back should be used to strategise, plan and implement these new changes and not necessarily for you to fully resume the services.
Employers must ensure all employees adhere to safe distancing, especially in confined spaces. You may need to rearrange the office space to make it more spacious and safe, regularly sanitise common areas such as pantries or prayer rooms (surau) and only allow a limited number of people to congregate in a space at any one time to ensure safe social distancing.
The MOH’s guiding principles are clear and the onus is on the employers to implement them. This is our social responsibility and we need social discipline and social compliance to embrace and practice the SOPs.
We must adapt to these new norms. The world will not be the same anymore. We must all learn that every individual’s action has a ripple effect on how we manage COVID-19 in our community. We have to adapt, adjust and accommodate the new norms in our lives.
Let us help each other to make sure our loved ones especially those who are vulnerable are safe. Let us keep Malaysia safe. Let’s emerge victorious at the end of this war against an invisible enemy. If you have no reason to go out please, Stay safe and stay at home.
- CPRC KKM
Jumlah pecahan kes mengikut Negeri dan Daerah sehingga jam 12 tengah hari, 2 Mei 2020.
Pandemik COVID-19 ini belum berakhir.
Risiko penularan secara mendadak di Negara kita masih wujud sekiranya kita lalai dan alpa dalam mengamalkan norma baharu kehidupan seharian seperti:
• Mengamalkan langkah-langkah kesihatan seperti amalan jarak sosial selamat (social distancing) sekurang-kurangnya 1 meter dari orang lain;
• Digalakkan penggunaan alat penutup hidung dan mulut (face mask), terutama di kawasan umum;
• Menggalakkan amalan kebersihan yang tinggi seperti kerap mencuci tangan dengan air dan sabun atau penggunaan hand sanitizer;
• Mengamalkan amalan-amalan pencegahan jangkitan;
• Mengelakkan sebarang bentuk perhimpunan.
- CPRC KKM
Pandemik COVID-19 ini belum berakhir.
Risiko penularan secara mendadak di Negara kita masih wujud sekiranya kita lalai dan alpa dalam mengamalkan norma baharu kehidupan seharian seperti:
• Mengamalkan langkah-langkah kesihatan seperti amalan jarak sosial selamat (social distancing) sekurang-kurangnya 1 meter dari orang lain;
• Digalakkan penggunaan alat penutup hidung dan mulut (face mask), terutama di kawasan umum;
• Menggalakkan amalan kebersihan yang tinggi seperti kerap mencuci tangan dengan air dan sabun atau penggunaan hand sanitizer;
• Mengamalkan amalan-amalan pencegahan jangkitan;
• Mengelakkan sebarang bentuk perhimpunan.
- CPRC KKM
Ikuti perkembangan terkini #Covid19Malaysia yang akan bersiaran kira-kira jam 4.30 petang ini.
- CPRC KKM
- CPRC KKM
Assalamualaikum dan Salam Sejahtera rakyat Malaysia yang dikasihi..
Ringkasan Kes COVID-19 pada 3 MEI 2020
Kes baharu dilaporkan: 122 (Termasuk kes import seramai 52 orang)
Jumlah keseluruhan kes dilaporkan di Malaysia: 6,298
Kes sembuh: 87
Jumlah keseluruhan kes sembuh: 4,413
Jumlah keseluruhan kes di ICU: 27 (Seramai 13 orang memerlukan bantuan alat pernafasan)
Kematian: 2
Jumlah keseluruhan kematian: 105
Nasihat berkaitan COVID-19
- Sentiasa mengamalkan tahap kebersihan diri yang tinggi
- Amalkan penjarakan sosial (sosial distancing)
- Digalakkan penggunaan alat penutup hidung dan mulut (face mask)
- Mengamalkan amalan-amalan pencegahan jangkitan
- Mengelakkan sebarang bentuk perhimpunan.
- CPRC KKM
Ringkasan Kes COVID-19 pada 3 MEI 2020
Kes baharu dilaporkan: 122 (Termasuk kes import seramai 52 orang)
Jumlah keseluruhan kes dilaporkan di Malaysia: 6,298
Kes sembuh: 87
Jumlah keseluruhan kes sembuh: 4,413
Jumlah keseluruhan kes di ICU: 27 (Seramai 13 orang memerlukan bantuan alat pernafasan)
Kematian: 2
Jumlah keseluruhan kematian: 105
Nasihat berkaitan COVID-19
- Sentiasa mengamalkan tahap kebersihan diri yang tinggi
- Amalkan penjarakan sosial (sosial distancing)
- Digalakkan penggunaan alat penutup hidung dan mulut (face mask)
- Mengamalkan amalan-amalan pencegahan jangkitan
- Mengelakkan sebarang bentuk perhimpunan.
- CPRC KKM