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A total of 32 places remain closed, including primary schools, kindergartens, kindergartens, daycares and preschool structures.
Ten HFMD patients are still being held since yesterday, one at Penang Hospital and ten in private hospitals.
GEORGE TOWN: The number of cases of hand disease, foot-and-mouth disease and foot-and-mouth disease has risen Over the last three days, the Penang Department of Health said today [19659004] that 250 new cases were recorded during the last three days, from July 15th to 17th, with 49 cases on Sunday, 74 Monday and 127 cases yesterday. This brings the total number of cases registered as of yesterday to 2,082, an increase of 93.5% from 1,076 cases in the same period last year.
Twelve new HFMD clusters have been registered in the last three days. total groups to 92.
A total of 10 FMHM casualties is still held since yesterday, one in Penang hospital and 10 in private hospitals.
Some 32 rooms have been closed since yesterday, including seven elementary schools, seven nurseries, 11 kindergartens, a cen a total of three classes at SJKC Moh Gee Pusat – a school located on the island – were ordered closed yesterday for 10 days after seven cases of HFMD were reported.
Schools where classes remain closed from yesterday are SJKC Shih Chung (39 classes), SJKC Sun Sum (9), SJKC Chong Cheng (11), SK Sungai Bakap (1), SJKC Sum Min 1 (4) and SK Saujana Indah (3). [19659004] HFMD is caused by a viral infection, specifically Coxsackie A16 and Enterovirus 71 (EV71) types. The virus spreads by contact with saliva, blisters and faeces of patients
Infections are usually mild with symptoms of fever, followed by blisters on the hands, feet, mouth and tongue [19659010]. Always ensure that their premises, especially their tools and utensils, are kept clean.
Nurseries and kindergartens should also report all HFMD groups to the district health office for control and prevention. cases of hand disease, foot-and-mouth disease and foot-and-mouth disease
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