Brunei recorded a record high of 42 cases of new infections just a day after detecting the first community infection for 15 months.

Compared to last year's outbreak, we don't know the source of infections in this time.

One of the outbreaks in Brunei is related to the isolation center at the hotel, while the outbreak causes many isolation locations that are gradually closed.

Medical staff sprayed in a Cathedral in Brunei in March 2020.

The speech was launched after Brunei officials recorded 42 cases of NCOV, a record high since the pandemic appeared in the country last year, bringing the total number of cases discovered in Brunei to 406. Number

JAAFAR Minister said the test sample of some patients was transferred to Singapore to determine whether to carry the Delta strain with high infection.

Brunei on August 7 recorded 8 new NCOVs, of which 7 cases of community infections and an entry.

The Brunei government has restored a series of control measures in two weeks, including closing religious locations, schools moving to online learning, restaurants are not served on the spot, closing sports facilities

Front concern about the spread of the Delta transformation, the Brunei Ministry of Health also asked people to wear a mask at all times, especially when in a tight space or crowd.

About 33% of the total 450,000 Brunei residents were injected at least one dose of Vaccine Covid-19 as of August 8.

Malaysia yesterday announced that some restrictions on people who had injected the vaccine in 8 states meet a number of conditions, including the number of new cases that are declining and the vaccination rate.

Malaysia applied a national blockade order from June 1.

Malaysia on August 8 recorded 18,688 new cases, while the number of deaths reached a new peak of 360. It has nearly 1.3 million people with NCOV and nearly 11,000 people died, while 66.4% of the people

Indonesia today recorded 20,709 new cases and 1,475 people died, bringing the total number of cases and death in this country to 3,686,740 and 108,571

Indonesian officials announced that they will extend the ban 4 travel ban in many areas in the Island of Java and Bali until August 16, but begin to restrict restrictions in places where new cases decline.