Bali cluster: 10 out of 43 with Covid-19 are medical workers
BY AZRIL ANNUAR
KUALA LUMPUR, April 25 — The Health director-general said 10 out of the 43 Covid-19 patients in the so-called Bali cluster are health workers. “We have conducted 2,301 Covid-19 screenings involving healthcare workers and patients from the healthcare facility. Out of the 43 positive cases in this cluster, as many as 10 individuals are healthcare workers there.
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