Klang Valley sees drop in cases


PETALING JAYA: The percentage of Covid-19 cases in the Klang Valley may have come down following the Operation Surge Capacity but health experts say more data and observation are needed to evaluate the real situation in the community.

They said the plateauing of cases two weeks after the operation ended was encouraging but its overall success could only be determined in the coming weeks.

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