말레이시아의 코로나19 범유행 연대표 (2023년)

Timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia (2023)
말레이시아의 코로나19 범유행 연표

다음은 2023년 말레이시아의 COVID-19 대유행 일정입니다.

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1월

날짜. 경우들 복구 데스 현재 사례 원천
신규 총 신규 총 신규 총 활동적인 ICU 환풍기
1 420 5,027,097 547 4,978,369 4 7,854 11,871 30 9 [1]
2 360 5,027,457 423 4,978,792 1 36,858 11,807 30 16 [2]
3 333 5,027,790 376 4,979,168 1 36,859 11,763 32 20 [3]
4 433 5,028,223 500 4,979,668 0 36,859 11,696 31 21 [4]
5 571 5,028,794 696 4,980,364 7 36,866 11,564 38 18 [5]
6 543 5,029,337 688 4,981,052 4 36,870 11,415 33 14 [6]
7 571 5,029,908 551 4,981,603 4 36,874 11,431 34 15 [7]
8 405 5,030,313 441 4,982,044 1 36,875 11,394 32 12 [8]
9 383 5,030,696 355 4,982,399 8 36,883 11,414 28 11 [9]
10 380 5,031,076 373 4,982,772 9 36,892 11,412 26 11 [10]
11 367 5,031,443 398 4,983,170 9 36,901 11,372 24 12 [11]
12 383 5,031,826 625 4,983,795 4 36,905 11,126 20 8 [12]
13 320 5,032,146 506 4,984,301 3 36,908 10,937 17 5 [13]
14 287 5,032,433 590 4,984,891 0 36,908 10,634 20 7 [14]
15 244 5,032,677 401 4,985,292 0 36,908 10,477 20 9 [15]
16 227 5,032,904 367 4,985,659 6 36,914 10,331 21 9 [16]
17 350 5,033,254 349 4,986,008 5 36,919 10,327 16 8 [17]
18 371 5,033,625 304 4,986,312 4 36,923 10,390 16 14 [18]
19 318 5,033,943 331 4,986,643 0 36,923 10,377 19 15 [19]
20 285 5,034,228 300 4,986,943 7 36,930 10,355 16 14 [20]
21 293 5,034,521 326 4,987,269 2 36,932 10,320 12 10 [21]
22 309 5,034,830 292 4,987,561 0 36,932 10,337 13 10 [22]
23 142 5,034,972 267 4,987,828 0 36,932 10,212 16 11 [23]
24 101 5,035,073 315 4,988,143 0 36,932 9,998 12 10 [24]
25 132 5,035,205 346 4,988,489 1 36,933 9,783 11 10 [25]
26 172 5,035,377 325 4,988,814 3 36,936 9,627 13 10 [26]
27 236 5,035,613 312 4,989,126 2 36,938 9,549 14 11 [27]
28 258 5,035,871 309 4,989,435 2 36,490 9,496 17 14 [28]
29 269 5,036,140 285 4,989,720 0 36,940 9,480 21 14 [29]
30 202 5,036,342 141 4,989,861 2 36,942 9,539 23 12 [30]
31 251 5,036,593 0 4,989,861 0 36,942 9,790 15 9 [31]

1월 3일, 보건부 장관 Zaliha Mustafa 박사는 모든 해외 여행자들에게 발열 검사를 실시하고 [32]1월 9일부터 병원과 진료소에서 방문 예방 접종을 제공하는 등 여행이 증가함에 따라 증가하는 사례를 억제하기 위한 몇 가지 조치를 발표했습니다.

1월 4일, 사바 주 지방 정부와 주택부 장관 다툭 세리 마시디 만준은 중국에서 온 모든 여행자들이 코로나19에 대해 완전한 백신을 접종해야 하며, 음성 코로나19 [33]검사를 받아야 한다고 발표했습니다.

1월 10일, 보건부는 이민국이 [34]중국에서 발생한 코로나19에 대응하여 중국에서 온 여행자들을 검사할 것이라고 확인했습니다.

1월 12일, 셀랑주 또는 다툭 세리 아미루딘 샤리의 멘테리 베사르는 셀랑주 정부가 주 내 환자 수가 증가할 경우 접촉 추적 조치를 포함한 COVID-19 예방 조치를 강화하는 것을 고려하고 있다고 말했습니다.그는 또한 주민들에게 부스터 [35]복용량을 복용하도록 권장했습니다.같은 날, Mustafa 박사는 말레이시아의 COVID-19 상황이 통제되고 있기 때문에 말레이시아가 국경을 폐쇄하지 않을 것이라고 확인했습니다.그러나 국경 검사는 [36]계속됩니다.

1월 13일, 사라왁 주와 케다 주는 [37][38]국경으로 들어오는 여행자들의 온도를 검사하기 시작했습니다.

1월 27일, 더 스타는 페낭 주에서 2023년 1월 12일부터 25일까지 총 235건의 새로운 사례만 보고했다고 보도했습니다.주의 92개 무킴(또는 하위 구역) 중 하나만 레드존으로 [39]남아 있었습니다.

1월 29일, 보건부는 9,480명의 활성 환자 중 9,088명이 자택 격리 중이라고 확인했습니다.또한 371명(3.9%)이 입원했으며 이 중 21명이 집중 [40]치료를 받고 있습니다.

2월

날짜. 경우들 복구 데스 현재 사례 원천
신규 총 신규 총 신규 총 활동적인 ICU 환풍기
1 325 5,036,918 113 4,990,079 0 36,942 9,897 14 9 [41]
2 324 5,037,242 148 4,990,227 0 36,942 10,073 12 6 [42]
3 340 5,037,582 203 4,990,430 0 36,942 10,210 8 5 [43]
4 202 5,037,784 275 4,990,705 1 36,943 10,136 6 6 [44]
5 211 5,037,995 272 4,990,977 0 36,943 10,075 10 8 [45]
6 175 5,038,170 196 4,991,173 1 36,944 10,053 6 5 [46]
7 184 5,038,354 253 4,991,426 2 36,946 9,982 4 4 [47]
8 189 5,038,543 279 4,991,705 0 36,946 9,892 7 4 [48]
9 269 5,038,812 375 4,992,080 0 36,946 9,786 8 4 [49]
10 255 5,039,067 306 4,992,386 4 36,950 9,731 12 5 [50]
11 259 5,039,326 390 4,992,776 1 36,951 9,599 11 4 [51]
12 160 5,039,486 358 4,993,134 0 36,951 9,401 9 4 [52]
13 164 5,039,650 254 4,993,388 1 36,952 9,310 11 6 [53]
14 200 5,039,850 155 4,993,543 1 36,953 9,354 11 5 [54]
15 237 5,040,087 215 4,993,758 1 36,954 9,375 8 4 [55]
16 281 5,040,368 257 4,994,015 0 36,954 9,399 8 2 [56]
17 241 5,040,609 235 4,994,250 0 36,954 9,405 9 3 [57]
18 212 5,040,821 310 4,994,560 1 36,955 9,306 6 3 [58]
19 186 5,041,007 158 4,994,718 1 36,956 9,333 7 4 [59]
20 167 5,041,174 169 4,994,888 1 36,957 9,330 9 6 [60]
21 184 5,041,358 192 4,995,079 0 36,957 9,322 8 6 [61]
22 229 5,041,587 227 4,995,306 0 36,957 9,324 8 6 [62]
23 224 5,041,811 278 4,995,584 0 36,957 9,270 9 7 [63]
24 204 5,042,015 254 4,995,838 0 36,957 9,220 9 6 [64]
25 173 5,042,188 219 4,996,057 0 36,957 9,174 12 7 [65]
26 207 5,042,395 175 4,996,232 0 36,957 9,206 10 6 [66]
27 190 5,042,585 177 4,996,409 0 36,957 9,219 6 3 [67]
28 206 5,042,791 176 4,996,585 1 36,958 9,248 7 3 [68]

2월 10일, 보건부 장관 무스타파는 보건부가 이전 말레이시아 [69]정부의 COVID-19 백신 조달 관행에 대한 백서를 작성하기 위해 태스크포스를 설립할 것이라고 확인했습니다.

2월 13일, 누르 히샴 압둘라 보건국장은 코로나19 데이터가 2023년 [70]3월부터 일일이 아닌 주간 단위로 발표될 가능성이 있다고 확인했습니다.

2월 16일, 사바 주 정부는 COVID-19 성명의 빈도를 일일 업데이트에서 [71]월요일에 발행되는 주간 업데이트로 변경할 것이라고 확인했습니다.

3월

날짜. 경우들 복구 데스 현재 사례 원천
신규 총 신규 총 신규 총 활동적인 ICU 환풍기
1 217 5,043,008 233 4,996,818 2 36,960 9,230 7 3 [72]
2 244 5,043,252 213 4,997,031 5 36,965 9,256 7 2 [73]
3 204 5,043,456 213 4,997,244 0 36,965 9,247 6 1 [74]
4 170 5,043,626 178 4,997,422 0 36,965 9,239 4 1 [75]
5 164 5,043,790 198 4,997,620 1 36,966 9,204 2 0 [76]
6 188 5,043,978 181 4,997,801 0 36,966 9,211 2 0 [77]
7 226 5,044,204 202 4,998,003 0 36,966 9,235 4 0 [78]
8 235 5,044,439 216 4,998,219 1 36,967 9,253 6 1 [79]
9 279 5,044,718 236 4,998,455 0 36,967 9,296 5 1 [80]
10 251 5,044,969 197 4,998,652 0 36,967 9,350 6 2 [81]
11 223 5,045,192 193 4,998,845 0 36,967 9,380 4 1 [82]
18 270 5,047,040 235 5,000,411 3 36,972 9,657 8 4 [83]
25 355 5,049,268 257 5,002,242 7 36,979 10,047 11 7 [84]

3월 4일, 자이날 무스타파 보건부 장관은 조호르 주에서 홍수 피해자들 사이에서 3건의 COVID-19 사례가 감지되어 [85]병원에 격리되었다고 확인했습니다.

3월 20일, 테렝가누 이슬람 종교 및 말레이 관세 위원회(Maidam)는 [86]주의 모든 모스크 및 수라우 참석자에 대한 마스크 요구 사항을 제거했습니다.

3월 29일 페낭 종합병원 감염병 부서장인 다툭 주팅수 박사는 코로나19의 [87]오미크론 변종을 포함한 다양한 감염병으로부터 보호하기 위해 동병상련을 포함한 고위험 개인에게 안면 마스크를 착용할 것을 권고했습니다.

4월

날짜. 경우들 복구 데스 현재 사례 원천
신규 총 신규 총 신규 총 활동적인 ICU 환풍기
1 599 5,052,337 375 5,004,043 1 36,982 11,312 13 9 [88]
8 726 5,056,911 584 5,006,634 16 36,994 13,283 10 4 [89]
15 881 5,062,060 760 5,010,543 4 37,000 14,517 14 10 [90]
22 562 5,066,877 881 5,015,705 11 37,011 14,161 16 12 [91]

4월 6일까지 458명의 환자가 입원했으며, 13명은 중환자실에, 9명은 인공호흡기를 [92]지원했습니다.

4월 7일, 보건부는 아스트라제네카의 Evusheld 100mg/ml 용액을 코로나19 환자 치료에 [93]사용하는 것을 승인했습니다.

4월 11일, 케다 주의 보건 및 지방 정부 위원회 위원장인 Datuk Dr Mohd Hayati Othman은 이달 [94]첫 주 동안 COVID-19 사례가 141.4%(또는 169건) 증가한 후 공공 장소에서 마스크를 착용할 것을 권고했습니다.

4월 14일, 멜라카 주 보건국장 다툭 러스디 압드 라만 박사는 주 [95]내 3개 기숙학교에서 226명의 환자가 발생했다고 보고했습니다.

4월 17일, 하리 라야 푸아사 기간 동안 증가하는 사례와 사교 모임에 대응하여, 케방산 말레이시아 대학 교수 샤리파 에자트 완 푸테, 말라야 대학 교수 모이 펑 밍 박사, 말레이시아 공중 보건 의사 협회 회장 다툭 드라인 아리핀 오마르를 포함한 여러 공중 보건 전문가들이 참석했습니다.그리고 University Putra Malina Malina Osman 의학 역학자인 Associaty 교수는 부스터 백신,[96] 마스크 착용, 그리고 양성 환자들이 집에서 격리되는 것을 포함한 다양한 건강 조치들을 옹호했습니다.

4월 25일, 보건부 장관 자이날 무스타파는 SARS-CoV-2 XBB.1.16 (Arcturus) 바이러스 하위 변종이 말레이시아에 도착했다고 확인했습니다.사라왁에서 6건, 셀랑고르에서 4건, 쿠알라룸푸르에서 [97]2건 등 12건이 보고되었습니다.

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