Here's an update on all the red zones in the country so that you can practice extra caution.

According to a report by Malay Mail, Cheras is the latest district to be labelled as a red zone with 41 cases reported in the area.

We now have 18 COVID-19 red zones in the country.

The highest numbers are in KL

Lembah Pantai now has the highest number of COVID-19 cases, with Hulu Langat and Petaling Jaya recording second and third highest numbers.

Here's the numbers at a glance.

Lembah Pantai: 376 Hulu Langat: 318 Petaling: 292 Kuching: 165 Seremban: 156 Kluang: 147 Johor Bahru: 139 Kepong: 112 Klang: 109 Gombak: 100 Titiwangsa: 90 Kinta: 84 Kota Bahru: 82 Tawau: 67 Hilir Perak: 65 Jerantut: 60 Batu Pahat: 47 Cheras: 44

Orange zones also on the rise

The district with the highest number of COVID-19 cases categorised under the orange zone is Rembau followed by Sepang and Lahad Datu.

Here's the orange zone figures at a glance.

Rembau: 40 Sepang: 39 Lahad Datu: 38 Jasin: 38 Putrajaya: 37 Seberang Perai Tengah: 37 Kuantan: 36 Kota Samarahan: 36 Kota Kinabalu: 34 Kuala Muda: 33 Kuala Selangor: 29 Muar: 29 Melaka Tengah: 28 Timur Laut: 27 Dungun: 27 Besut: 26 Hulu Selangor: 25 Kulai: 24 Kota Setar: 23 Alor Gajah: 23 Pekan: 22 Kuala Langat: 21

Zones and what they mean

The Ministry of Health has four main categories when it comes to COVID-19 zones in the country.

Red is for districts that have 41 cases and above, orange is for districts that have between 20 to 40 positive COVID-19 cases, red is for districts that have been 1 to 19 cases and green is for districts that have zero COVID-19 cases.

As of April 5, Malaysia has 3,662 confirmed cases with 61 people dying from the disease so far.

Do what you can to keep yourself and your community safe.