Malaysians must practise social distancing and stay home in order to flatten the curve, says Refsa. FMTNews PublicHealth Covid19 Coronavirus Malaysia Italy
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s pattern of recorded Covid-19 cases have shown similarities to that of Italy’s in the early days of the public health crisis, according to a research body.
“In order to avoid drastic increases in cases, it is important to practice social distancing, stay home, in order to flatten the curve, before it’s too late. We must do everything we can to prevent Malaysia going the ‘Italian way’,” Refsa said. Refsa published a a chart comparing the number of recorded Covid-19 cases from both Italy and Malaysia.
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