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Despite few cases, Health Ministry data shows Putrajaya’s Covid-19 infectivity is highest nationwide at 1.28
An Alam Flora personnel sprays disinfectant in Putrajaya to curb spread of Covid-19 March 31, 2020. u00e2u20acu201d Picture by Shafwan Zaidon

KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 — Putrajaya has recorded a Covid-19 infectivity rate (R0) of 1.28 today, making it the highest recorded among states and Federal Territories today.

This trend has been going on since July 7.

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However, the federal administrative capital has consistently shown low Covid-19 cases for the  past months.

Today, Putrajaya logged 16 new Covid-19 cases, right above Perlis — which recorded the lowest number of cases today with only one case, and has a R0 of zero.

On July 7 and July 8, Putrajaya had 26 new cases (R-naught of 1.25) and 47 cases (R-naught of 1.22) respectively.

Meanwhile, the nationwide average today was an R-naught of 1.09

Other states that recorded an R-naught above the national average today are Perak (1.18), Kuala Lumpur (1.16), Selangor (1.14) and Pahang (1.10).

The states with the lowest R-naught today — other than Perlis — are Labuan and Sarawak, both with an R-naught OF 0.86.

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