On Thursday, a Malaysian court jailed an Indian man for five months. The 57-year-old lives in Malaysia and owns a restaurant in the northern state of Kedah. This person violated a mandatory 14-day home quarantine directive when he returned from India in July. In which four other people have been convicted by the court. He was also fined 12,000 ringgit ($ 2,864) by the Alor Setter magistrate's court. The hearing took place in Kedah Hospital, where the accused was undergoing treatment.
Officers had said that the man's first test came negative and he violated the quarantine directive, infecting other people. It was reported that his second test report came positive and he met dozens of people, including family members of the man, restaurant workers and customers, were found positive.
Malaysia has controlled the spread of Corona. After which, from May onwards, the steps of strict lockdown have been reversed, but a warning has been given. The lockdown can be imposed again after more than a dozen new cases have surfaced in the recent week. The South-East Asian country reported 9,129 new infections of the coronavirus. There are also 125 deaths due to corona. The coronavirus cases are increasing across the world. Corona cases are increasing rapidly in many countries of the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) has said that in the past one day, about 2 lakh 14 thousand 985 new coronavirus cases have been reported worldwide. With this, the corona figure in the world has reached above 2 crores.
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