Malaysia Hides Covid Cases in Vaccination Centres

KKM hide cases in PPV. There are 2 more cases at PPV in Sabah, but not reported by KKM. Only investigate. We must sue KKM for being reckless.

One in Telupid was reported in the news but KKM did not even investigate. Another case in Kota Kinabalu, was posted in facebook, even with test result, but KKM only investigate but so far no news. KKM only denied asking people to get tested, which I suspect was issued by one of KKM staff unofficially.

If it can happen to 2 cases in Sabah, imagine the situations in Selangor. I suspect many of them catch Covid at the PPV, but no record of any cluster, just as KKM hid the clusters at factories to the point that Azmin presented the fake data to Parliament.

As is normal in Malaysia, authorities never learned that hiding one or two cases means that the cases are widespread and to be safe, we must assume that it happens to all places. All PPV in Malaysia are infected with the Delta variant. Notice that the Delta variant only needs 15 seconds of exposure to infect people.

Does it mean, you should not go? If you are young, less than 40 years old and not obese, bmi more than 30, you are safe. If you live vulnerable people, such as a pregnant woman, isolate yourself for a few days, and take a home test after 3 days, and have even the slightest symptoms of even slight headache or sore throat.

If you are vulnerable, go to non-aircon PPV or small vaccination centres such as clinics, and wait until there is less crowd. 

https://codeblue.galencentre.org/2021/07/18/volunteers-claim-selangor-ppv-hid-covid-19-cases-no-mass-testing-or-sop/

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