In fact, in a tweet, the Ministry of Health said that the latest recorded red zone was in Muar, Johor.
According to MOH data (as of 12pm, 14 April), Muar now has 44 positive COVID-19 cases.
We now have a total of 27 red zones in the country.
Terdapat pertambahan zon merah menjadi kepada 27 mengikut statistik terbaharu sehingga 12pm, 14 April.
— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) April 15, 2020
Daerah terbaharu zon merah ialah Muar.
PKP Fasa ke-3 bermula hari ini. Penting untuk kita terus duduk rumah dan penjarakan sosial untuk putuskan rantaian #COVID19. pic.twitter.com/iu02lc3Tfz
How are zones defined?
So, what does it mean to be living in a red zone?It means that you are in an area or district that has recorded more than 41 cases.
The other coloured zones are:
Orange - between 20 to 40 cases.
Yellow - between 1 to 19 cases.
Green - zero cases.
People are also recovering though
Earlier MOH also released the total number of people who have recovered from COVID-19 in the country.A total of 49.69% (woah, that's almost half) which comes up to 2,478 people have recovered so far.
It is also important to note that 82 people have died from the disease locally.Latest update of the #COVID19 in Malaysia, April 14.
— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) April 15, 2020
Almost 50% of the total cases had recovered and been discharged. @WHO @WHOMalaysia @WHOWPRO pic.twitter.com/T8WEkZa2nL