COVID-19 cases up but doctors say no cause for concern
02:35 Min
COVID-19 cases have risen from the second last week of April to the first week of May. Doctors CNA spoke to say weaker immunity, post-pandemic travels and a lack of testing are some reasons for the increase. However, they say the rise is not a cause of concern. Nadine Yeam and Nasyrah Rohim with this report.
12 May 2025 10:25pm
COVID-19 cases have risen from the second last week of April to the first week of May. Doctors CNA spoke to say weaker immunity, post-pandemic travels and a lack of testing are some reasons for the increase. However, they say the rise is not a cause of concern. Nadine Yeam and Nasyrah Rohim with this report.
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