How have Covid-19 fatalities changed in the latest epidemiological week?

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Covid-19 Fatalities Saw an Increase in Epidemiological Week 31

In epidemiological week 31, which spanned from July 31 to August 6, Malaysia recorded a notable rise in Covid-19 fatalities. A total of 60 deaths were reported during this period, marking a 22.4 per cent increase compared to the 49 fatalities observed in the preceding week.
Increase in Daily Fatalities

The number of deaths attributed to Covid-19 rose to 60 in epidemiological week 31, a significant jump from the 49 cases reported in the week prior. This represents a percentage increase of 22.4 per cent in Covid-19 related fatalities.
Shift in Recovered Cases

Concurrently, the number of recovered Covid-19 cases saw a decrease in epidemiological week 31. The figure dropped by 7.2 per cent, moving from 30,837 cases in the previous week to 28,604 cases.
Average Active Cases Decline

Despite the increase in fatalities and decrease in recoveries, the average number of daily active Covid-19 cases experienced a slight reduction. For epidemiological week 31, the average stood at 45,941 cases, which was a 2.6 per cent decrease compared to the average of the preceding week.

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