1. DISEASE CONTAINMENT
• To select a suitable range of
evidence-based medications
including repurposed drugs. For
example, chloroquine and
hydroxychloroquine.
• Secondly, the speed of vaccination all
around our country.
(RESPONSE)
• Ministry of Health (MOH) did an
enhanced screening and inter-agency
collaborations at entry points of the
airports
• MOH created an application called
MySejahtera as a platform to guide
everything regarding vaccination
(RESPONSE)
• Private hospitals and laboratories
were on their service to help the front
liners in hospitals.
THREATS TO THE HEALTHCARE
SYSTEM
• Improper management and
administration might affect the whole
healthcare system
• The uncertainty of sufficient
designated hospital beds, ICU beds
and ventilators
Challenges
and Response
COVID-19
EPIDEMIC IN
MALAYSIA
FIRST WAVE OUTBREAK:
• It was the first three imported cases
• A total of 22 cases were reported
from 25th January 2020 to 15th
February 2020
SECOND WAVE OUTBREAK:
• 5, 945 cases reported from 27th
February 2020 until 29th April 2020
• The outbreak was caused by people
with international travel history
• Seven generations of infections
were generated
THIRD WAVE OF OUTBREAK:
• It started from 8th October 2020
until now
INFECTION OF VULNERABLE
POPULATION:
• People with chronic diseases and
the elderly are more vulnerable to
the COVID-19
DETECTED MUTATION OF SARS-
CoV-2
• Institute of Medical Research
discovered a virus strain that was
possible to be mutated
• The virus was isolated from the 26th
case which might be the cause of
its aggressiveness
Epidemic
Progression
(In Malaysia)
THE SRI PETALING
TABLIGH CLUSTER:
• The largest cluster of
COVID-19
• This cluster triggered the
transmission of the virus all
around Malaysia
• Movement Control Order
(MCO) was conducted to
reduce the spread of the
virus
M I N D M A P
W A N N U R N A D H I R A H B I N T I W A N R A M E L I
