Malaysia newly diagnosed with more than 1,000 infections in factories for five consecutive days, raising concerns

　　China News Service, December 2 According to a report by Singapore’s Lianhe Zaobao.com, on the 1st local time, Malaysia added 1,472 new confirmed cases of new crown, and over 1,000 new cases were confirmed for five consecutive days. The total number of confirmed cases nationwide reached 67169.

The cluster of infections that occurred in several factories of the "Top Glove" company is still the main source of new confirmed cases in the country.

　　Malaysian Health Director Nohissan issued a statement on December 1, stating that of the newly confirmed cases, 891 cases were from Selangor, Sabah added 267 cases, and Negeri Sembilan added 146 cases.

Data map: On July 1, 2020, local time, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the cinema reopened, and the audience used the automatic ticket vending machine to buy movie tickets.

　　On the same day, Malaysia also added 3 new deaths, with a total of 363 deaths.

A total of 1,552 new coronary patients recovered and discharged, and the cumulative number of recovered cases reached 56,311.

In addition, there are still 10,495 active infectious cases in the country, 120 patients are in the intensive care unit, and 44 need respirators.

　　The cluster of infections that occurred in many factories of the "Top Glove" company is still the main source of new confirmed cases in the country.

Asri, Director of the Malaysian Labor Bureau, stated on December 1 that the Labor Bureau and the Health Bureau went to Kedah, Kelantan and other five states on November 26 to conduct 19 investigations on six employee dormitories in the “Top Gloves”. Submit the investigation report to the Attorney General's Office.

　　Asri said that the results of the investigation found that the employer did not comply with relevant laws and regulations, did not apply for dormitory certification from the Director of the Labor Bureau, and did not provide a comfortable living environment for employees.

"The dormitory is crowded and not ventilated, and the environment is quite bad. There are no kitchen facilities and no suitable public and leisure space. The dormitory building does not comply with local government regulations."