Covid-19: 2,717 new cases reported in Sabah Thursday (March 3), over 70% sporadic infections


KOTA KINABALU: Covid-19 daily cases in Sabah are seeing a rising trend again with 2,717 new infections reported on Thursday (March 3).

State Covid-19 spokesman Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said that sporadic infections were on the rise, accounting for 71.18% of the total number of cases.

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