Sekiranya anda mempunyai gejala 2019-nCoV dan diarahkan untuk home surveillance, amalkan langkah-langkah berikut.
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Semalam, Dr. Vickneshwaran Muthu telah ke udara bersama Johara Pagi Era untuk berkongsi pelbagai maklumat mengenai Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV). Namun tempoh yang diberikan tidak mencukupi untuk menjawab soalan-soalan pendengar yang ditanya melalui whatsapp dan twitter. Tonton sesi lanjutan tersebut di sini.
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Coronaviruses can cause illness ranging in severity from the common cold to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
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Most people confirmed to have coronavirus infection feel sick with the following symptoms :
📌 Fever
📌 Cough
📌 Difficulty In breathing
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📌 Fever
📌 Cough
📌 Difficulty In breathing
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Currently there is no vaccine to protect against Coronavirus,
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Infected individual can prevent virus transmission to others by
✅ Covering mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing
✅ Wearing face mask
✅ Maintaining good personal hygiene and cleanliness
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✅ Covering mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing
✅ Wearing face mask
✅ Maintaining good personal hygiene and cleanliness
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Inisiatif Rapid KL mencegah penyebaran wabak Coronavirus.
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Pendengar setia radio GegarFm..
Dr. Azah Abdul Samad akan berkongsi mengenai Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) pada pukul 8.00 pagi esok.
Jangan lupa ya!
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Dr. Azah Abdul Samad akan berkongsi mengenai Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) pada pukul 8.00 pagi esok.
Jangan lupa ya!
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#walkthetalk
Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
Saksikan dalam rancangan Assalamualaikum di TV Alhijrah esok pada pukul 8.00 pagi.
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Saksikan dalam rancangan Assalamualaikum di TV Alhijrah esok pada pukul 8.00 pagi.
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#2019nCoV
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Confirmed 2019-nCoV cases in Malaysia (10 February 2020)
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Cegah Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
Sekiranya anda bergejala atau sekiranya anda nampak orang bergejala, jarakkan diri anda sejauh 1 meter !
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Sekiranya anda bergejala atau sekiranya anda nampak orang bergejala, jarakkan diri anda sejauh 1 meter !
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What we know about the #2019nCoV patients who recovered in Malaysia.
CASE 6
Who: A four-year-old girl from Guangdong, China. She was discharged from Langkawi’s Sultanah Maliha Hospital on Feb 4.
Details: Together with her parents and younger sister, the girl arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Jan 20 and travelled to Langkawi on Jan 24.
Both children developed fever, cough and flu, and sought medical treatment at the hospital on Jan 26.
She tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Jan 28 and was treated in an isolation ward, while the test result was negative for her sister.
Subsequently, during the treatment phase, two clinical samples were taken and she tested negative for the virus.
She was the first novel coronavirus patient in Malaysia to make a full recovery.
CASE 4
Who: A 40-year-old man from Wuhan, China. He was discharged from Johor’s Permai Hospital on Feb 8.
Details: He arrived in Johor Bahru on Jan 22 after travelling by bus from Singapore. The bus carried 17 tourists including the man’s wife and child, authorities said.
He developed a fever on Jan 23 and was warded the next day for high fever and pneumonia. His condition worsened the next day, and he required additional oxygen support.
The Crisis Preparedness and Response Centre received a report on Jan 25 that he tested positive for the coronavirus.
The hospital began treating him with antiviral medicine Kaletra, an HIV drug, on Jan 28. After eight days of treatment, the patient’s condition improved and he fully recovered.
He tested negative three times for the novel coronavirus and was discharged on Saturday evening.
CASE 10
Who: A 63-year-old man from Wuhan, China. He was discharged from Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) on Feb 9.
Details: The man arrived in Malaysia via Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Jan 18.
He was down with light fever on Jan 23 and received outpatient treatment in a private hospital in Kuala Lumpur.
His case was referred to the Health Ministry and he was placed under home surveillance for 14 days.
He was sent to Kuala Lumpur Hospital as his fever persisted. He tested positive on Feb 3.
He was stable and received symptomatic treatment and continuous monitoring. He did not require antiviral medication.
Health Director-General Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah confirmed he tested negative for the virus on two tests conducted on Feb 7 and Feb 8.
CASE 6
Who: A four-year-old girl from Guangdong, China. She was discharged from Langkawi’s Sultanah Maliha Hospital on Feb 4.
Details: Together with her parents and younger sister, the girl arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Jan 20 and travelled to Langkawi on Jan 24.
Both children developed fever, cough and flu, and sought medical treatment at the hospital on Jan 26.
She tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Jan 28 and was treated in an isolation ward, while the test result was negative for her sister.
Subsequently, during the treatment phase, two clinical samples were taken and she tested negative for the virus.
She was the first novel coronavirus patient in Malaysia to make a full recovery.
CASE 4
Who: A 40-year-old man from Wuhan, China. He was discharged from Johor’s Permai Hospital on Feb 8.
Details: He arrived in Johor Bahru on Jan 22 after travelling by bus from Singapore. The bus carried 17 tourists including the man’s wife and child, authorities said.
He developed a fever on Jan 23 and was warded the next day for high fever and pneumonia. His condition worsened the next day, and he required additional oxygen support.
The Crisis Preparedness and Response Centre received a report on Jan 25 that he tested positive for the coronavirus.
The hospital began treating him with antiviral medicine Kaletra, an HIV drug, on Jan 28. After eight days of treatment, the patient’s condition improved and he fully recovered.
He tested negative three times for the novel coronavirus and was discharged on Saturday evening.
CASE 10
Who: A 63-year-old man from Wuhan, China. He was discharged from Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) on Feb 9.
Details: The man arrived in Malaysia via Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Jan 18.
He was down with light fever on Jan 23 and received outpatient treatment in a private hospital in Kuala Lumpur.
His case was referred to the Health Ministry and he was placed under home surveillance for 14 days.
He was sent to Kuala Lumpur Hospital as his fever persisted. He tested positive on Feb 3.
He was stable and received symptomatic treatment and continuous monitoring. He did not require antiviral medication.
Health Director-General Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah confirmed he tested negative for the virus on two tests conducted on Feb 7 and Feb 8.
Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
Saranan kepada pemandu teksi / e-hailing.
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Saranan kepada pemandu teksi / e-hailing.
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Sekiranya seseorang itu telah disahkan positif 2019-nCoV, berikut merupakan pengurusan kes-kes positif 2019-nCoV.
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Kes 2019-nCoV yang disahkan di Malaysia (11 Februari 2020)
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Apa itu Novel Coronavirus dan Pencegahannya.
Dengarkan di ikimfm esok pada pukul 8.00 pagi bersama Dr. Azah Abdul Samad.
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Dengarkan di ikimfm esok pada pukul 8.00 pagi bersama Dr. Azah Abdul Samad.
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Status terkini pada jam 4.30 petang, 11 Februari 2020 bagi kes Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
Statistik KKM adalah mengikut statistik terkini yang dikeluarkan oleh WHO yang menjadi pusat data dan statistik kes novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) dari semua negara yang dijangkiti.
Worldwide current statistics of 2019-nCoV by WHO as 4.30pm, today (Feb 11, 2020)
Worldwide current case and death statistics by WHO.
In Malaysia, 18 cases #2019nCoV including 3 have been cured and discharged.
Statistik KKM adalah mengikut statistik terkini yang dikeluarkan oleh WHO yang menjadi pusat data dan statistik kes novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) dari semua negara yang dijangkiti.
Worldwide current statistics of 2019-nCoV by WHO as 4.30pm, today (Feb 11, 2020)
Worldwide current case and death statistics by WHO.
In Malaysia, 18 cases #2019nCoV including 3 have been cured and discharged.
Forwarded from Sihat Milikku - Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia @MyHEALTHKKM
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Ingat ya! Pakai bahagian berwarna di luar manakala bahagian putih di dalam.
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Ingat ya! Pakai bahagian berwarna di luar manakala bahagian putih di dalam.
#coronavirus
#2019nCoV
#sihatmilikku
#walkthetalk