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The number of recovered cases yesterday was 10,223, taking cumulative recovered cases in the country to 4,320,822.

Malaysia's COVID-19 recovered cases exceeded the number of new infections for the 10th consecutive day when 14,423 recoveries were recorded yesterday.

A total of 14,346 recovered cases were reported yesterday, which is higher than the number of new COVID-19 cases recorded in the country, at 9,705.

A total of 16,986 recovered cases were reported yesterday.

The number of COVID-19 recovered cases was much higher than the number of new positive cases yesterday said Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

A total of 32,561 recovered cases were reported yesterday, bringing the cumulative number of recoveries to 3,745,229, Dr Noor Hisham said.

Dr Noor Hisham said a total of 33,009 recoveries were reported yesterday, raising the cumulative number of recovered cases to 3,567,003.

Dr Noor Hisham said that a total of 33,872 recoveries were reported, taking the cumulative total of recovered cases to 3,502,706.

The number of COVID-19 daily recoveries in Malaysia exceeded daily new cases for the eighth day in a row after 16,751 recovered cases were reported today.

The latest developments brought the cumulative number of individuals in the country who have recovered from COVID-19 to 1,721,713.

A total of 1,638 new COVID-19 cases, with three deaths, were recorded in the last 24 hours while another 1,449 cases have recovered.

Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said 1,377 recovered cases were also reported, taking the total number of recoveries to 331,001.

Over the 24-hour period as at noon today, there were 1,585 recoveries and four deaths, bringing the cumulative figure for recovered cases to 316,042 and the death toll to 1,229.

A total of 1,996 recoveries were reported in 24 hours, bringing the cumulative figure for recovered cases to 314,457.

A total of 1,503 recoveries were reported, raising the cumulative figure for recovered cases to 312,461.

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