ASEAN coronavirus updates (Live updates by country)

ASEAN coronavirus updates (Live updates by country)

Brunei

• No new cases reported in Brunei.
• The number of cases has increased by two to 141.
• Brunei now has 139 cases.
• No new cases reported in Brunei.
• 138 cases in the country.
• 137 cases in the country.
• Cases in the country are now 136.





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Cambodia

• Two new cases on June 28, taking the total to 141.
• The country saw nine new cases on June 27, taking its total to 139.
• The country saw one new case on June 23, taking the total to 130.
• As of June 18, Cambodia has 129 cases.
• As of June 12, the country has 126 cases.

Indonesia

• Indonesia saw 1,082 new cases and 51 deaths on June 29, bringing the total to 55,092 cases and 2,805 deaths.
• 1,198 new cases and 34 deaths recorded on June 28, bringing the totals to 54,010 cases and 2,754 deaths.
• Indonesia saw 1,385 new infections and 37 deaths on June 27, bringing the national totals to 52,812 infections and 2,720 deaths.
• The country saw 1,240 new infections and 63 deaths on June 26, taking the totals to 51,427 infections and 2,683 deaths.
• Indonesia saw 1,178 new cases and 47 deaths on June 25, taking the national totals to 50,187 cases and 2,620 deaths.











Laos

• No new cases reported in Laos.
• The country now has 19 cases.
• 18 people are now positive for COVID-19.
• The country has 16 cases.
• Laos has now recorded 10 cases.











Malaysia

• The country saw three new cases on June 29, taking the total to 8,637.
• 18 new cases reported on June 28, bringing the total to 8,634.
• The country recorded 10 new cases on June 27, bringing the total to 8,616.
• Malaysia saw six new cases on June 26, taking the total to 8,606.
• Four new cases on June 25, bringing the total to 8,600.
• Malaysia saw six new cases on June 24, taking its total to 8,596.
• Three new cases recorded on June 23, bringing the national total to 8,590.











Myanmar

• The country saw six new cases on June 28, taking its total to 299.
• The International Monetary Fund said it will provide Myanmar with $356.5m in emergency funding.
• One new case recorded on June 24, taking its total to 293.
• The country saw two new cases on June 23, taking its total to 292.





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Philippines

• 983 new infections and 11 deaths recorded on June 29, taking the totals to 36,438 infections and 1,255 deaths.
• 652 new cases and eight deaths reported on June 28, bringing the total to 35,455 cases and 1,244 deaths.
• The country saw 730 new infections and 12 deaths on June 27, bringing the total to 34,803 cases and 1,236 deaths.
• 1,004 new cases and 12 deaths recorded on June 26, bringing the national totals to 34,073 cases and 1,224 deaths.











Singapore

• The country saw 202 new cases on June 29, taking the total to 43,661 cases.
• Singapore has started to hand out Bluetooth-enabled contact tracing devices as part of its measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
• The country saw 213 new cases on June 28, bringing the national total to 43,459.
• Singapore saw 291 new infections on June 27, taking the total to 43,246.
• 219 new cases recorded on June 26, bringing the total to 42,955.





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Thailand

• Thailand saw seven new cases on June 29, bringing the total to 3,169.
• The country saw no new cases on June 28.
• No new cases reported on June 27.
• Four new cases on June 26, bringing the national total to 3,162.
• Thailand saw one new case on June 25, taking the total to 3,158.
• Only one new case reported on June 24, bringing the total to 3,157.











Vietnam

• As of June 29, Vietnam’s Ministry of Health confirmed a total of 355 cases of COVID-19. However, 330 of the affected patients have recovered and been discharged from hospitals. The latest additional cases were Vietnamese nationals returning from Kuwait.
• The country saw no new cases on June 28.
• As of June 27, Vietnam has 353 cases and no deaths.
• As of June 26, Vietnam’s Ministry of Health’s tally of confirmed cases of COVID-19 remained at 352. In addition, 329 of the affected patients have recovered and been discharged from hospitals.
• Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is ready to start mass production of ventilators after receiving approval from the Ministry of Health. The first batch of commercial ventilators is expected to be handed over to the embassies of Russian and Ukraine on June 26.