Singapura melaporkan lebih 13,208 kes baharu jangkitan COVID-19 pada 4hb, 3 kali ganda berbanding Khamis. Pada 5 hb Februari, Korea pula melaporkan kes harian COVID-19 lebih 38,670, Indonesia 32, 729 kes, Thailand 10,879 kes, Filipina 7,469 kes, Australia 22,985 kes dan Singapura 10,390.
Di Malaysia, sejumlah 5,736 kes baharu COVID-19 dilaporkan pada 2 Feb 2022; 5,720 kes pada 3 Feb; 7,234 kes pada 4 Feb dan 9,117 kes pada 5 Feb 2022. Pada hari ini juga, 6 Feb 2022 kes baharu adalah 10,089. Berdasarkan status COVID-19 semasa, buat masa ini tren kemasukan kes ke ICU dan kematian tidak menunjukkan peningkatan. Kebanyakan kes merupakan dalam keadaan klinikal kategori 1 dan 2.
Peningkatan kes di Malaysia walau bagaimanapun buat masa ini masih tidak menjejaskan sistem kesihatan negara berikutan pencapaian liputan vaksinasi lengkap bagi populasi adalah tinggi dan juga merupakan antara yang terbaik di dunia.
Keadaan ini turut dibantu oleh kadar pemberian vaksinasi dos penggalak bagi keseluruhan populasi adalah 37%, manakala bagi penduduk dewasa telah melebihi 50%. Manakala penduduk berumur 60 tahun dan ke atas telah mencapai 68%.
Kadar liputan vaksinasi yang sangat baik ini telah dapat membantu menurunkan kadar penggunaan katil COVID-19 di fasiliti kesihatan, secara tidak langsung menggambarkan bilangan kes COVID-19 yang memerlukan rawatan di wad dan di ICU telah berkurangan, walaupun negara kini berhadapan dengan ancaman varian Omicron yang lebih mudah merebak.
Kita telah berjaya menstabilkan keadaan pandemik COVID-19 ini setelah gelombang Delta menyerang dan insya’Allah, kita juga boleh melawan varian Omicron. Terus patuhi SOP, amalkan 3W, elak 3S dan amalkan TRIIS (Test/Uji, Report/Lapor, Isolate/Asing, Inform/Maklum, Seek/Dapatkan rawatan.

Singapore reported more than 13,208 new cases of COVID-19 infection on the 4th, 3 times more than Thursday. On 5 February, Korea reported more than 38,670 daily COVID-19 cases, Indonesia 32, 729 cases, Thailand 10,879 cases, the Philippines 7,469 cases, Australia 22,985 cases and Singapore 10,390.
In Malaysia, a total of 5,736 new COVID-19 cases were reported on 2 February 2022; 5,720 cases on 3 February, 7,234 cases on 4 February and 9,117 cases on 5 February. Today 6 February 2022, the numbers of new cases are 10,089. The trend of case admissions to the ICU and mortality, however, does not show an increase. Most cases are in category 1 and 2 clinical conditions.
The increase in the numbers of new cases in Malaysia, does not affect the national health system following the excellent vaccination coverage in the country. In fact, one of the best in the world.
This situation is also contributed by the good rate of booster dose vaccination for the entire population, which is so far at 37%, while for the adult population, it has exceeded 50%. While booster coverage for 60 years and above has reached 68%.
This excellent vaccination coverage has been able to help lower the rate of COVID-19 bed utilisation in health facilities, indirectly reflecting the number of COVID-19 cases requiring treatment in wards and in the ICU has also decreased, although the country is now facing the threat of Omicron variants which is highly transmissible.
We have managed to stabilise this COVID-19 pandemic situation after the Delta wave, and Insya’Allah, we can also fight the Omicron variant. Please continue to follow the SOP, practice 3W, avoid 3S and practice TRIIS (Test, Report, Isolate, Inform, Seek treatment).