Covid-19: Selangor records 407 new cases, majority linked to Teratai cluster

By JOSEPH KAOS Jr

PUTRAJAYA: A Covid-19 cluster originating from a factory in Selangor has been the cause of more than half of new cases in the state.

On Thursday (Nov 19), Selangor is the second highest state with 407 new cases, behind Sabah which reported 660 new cases.

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