ASEAN coronavirus updates (Live updates by country)

Brunei

Cases in the country are now 136.

The total number of cases reaches 135.

The number of cases has increased to 133.

131 COVID-19 cases in Brunei as of April 1

The number of cases has reached 129.

Brunei reported its first coronavirus death on Saturday.

There are 115 cases in Brunei.

Cases in Brunei increase to 91.

The number of cases in Brunei has reached 88. Two patients have recovered.

Brunei said its citizens and foreign residents in the country are barred from leaving the nation. The
number of cases has risen to 50.

Brunei said five more people had tested positive for the coronavirus.

Brunei has reported its first case of COVID-19, a 53-year-old local man returning to the Sultanate from
Kuala Lumpur with three friends.

Visitors from the Chinese provinces of Zhejiang and Jiangsu are barred from entering Brunei with the
exception of Brunei citizens and permanent residents.

Cambodia

120 cases in the country.

Cambodia has 119 cases of COVID-19.

Cambodia has reported four more cases, raising the total to 114.

Cambodia has 110 cases.

The country has 109 recorded cases.

The Prime Minister has ordered the closure of all casinos in the country. The number of cases in the
country has reached 107.

The number of cases in the country stands at 99.

Cambodia has confirmed another 12 cases of coronavirus. There are now 24 known cases in the country.

Cambodia has reported four new cases of the coronavirus, including a four-month-old baby. The
number of cases has risen to 12.
Cambodia has ordered the closure of schools in the capital, Phnom Penh, and the popular tourist
destination of Siem Reap.

Cambodia has announced a ban on the entry of foreigners from Italy, Germany, Spain, France and the
US for 30 days.

Cambodia has found three British nationals infected with the coronavirus on a tourist boat on the
Mekong River.

Indonesia

The number of cases in the country has increased by 330 to 3,842. The death toll also increased by 21 to
327. Only 286 have recovered.

A further 219 cases recorded on April 10, bringing the nationwide total to 3,512. The death toll also
increased to 306. The number of recovered patients has reached 282.

COVID-19 cases in Indonesia have risen by 337 to 3,293 with the total number of deaths also increasing
to 280. The number of recovered patients has reached 252.

The number of cases has risen to 2,956 with the death toll also increasing to 240. The number of
patients recovered is 222.

The capital Jakarta will impose large-scale social restrictions including closures of schools and
workplaces to curb the spread of the virus.

The number of new infections has increased by 247 to 2,738. The number of deaths has increased by 12
to 221. The number of recovered cases also increased to 204.

Indonesia has approved a request by the Jakarta administration to impose further large-scale social
restrictions on the capital. The restrictions include limiting religious events, defence-related activities,
socio-cultural activities, and the closing of schools and workplaces.

Positive cases in Indonesia have increased as of April 6 by 218 to 2,491. The death toll also increased to
209 and the number of those recovered reached 192. Out of the total number of cases, 1,232 were
located in the capital Jakarta.

The number of cases has increased by 181 to 2,273. The number of deaths also increased by seven to
198.

The total number of infections increased to 2,092 with the number of deaths also increasing to 191. A
total of 150 have recovered.

The number of COVID-19 cases has increased per April 3, to 1,986. The number of deaths also increased
to 181. 112 have recovered.

The number of infections as of April 2 has increased to 1,790 with the number of deaths increasing to
170. The number of fully recovered patients stands at 103.

The government is considering to start a new national holiday to prevent the annual mass exodus that
usually takes place at the end of the Muslim fasting month.
Starting today, April 2, the country’s largest international airport, Soekarno-Hatta, will ban the entry of
foreign visitors. Transits are also not permitted.

149 new cases of COVID-19 as of April 1, bringing the total to 1,677. The death toll also increased by 21
to 157. 81 patients have recovered.

The government will lower the corporate income tax rate from 25 percent to 22 percent this year.

Indonesia has scrapped a budget deficit cap introduced after the Asian financial crisis to help shield the
economy from the outbreak. The budget deficit cap has been pushed to 5 percent of GDP this year, it
was originally set at 3 percent. This allowed the government to allocate 405.1 trillion rupiah ($24.8
billion) to fight the pandemic.

Laos

18 people are now positive for COVID-19.

The country has 16 cases.

Laos has now recorded 10 cases.

The government has closed all international checkpoints to stop passengers from exiting and entering
the country. The country has confirmed eight cases of COVID-19.

The country has recorded six cases of COVID-19.

Laos has recorded its first two cases of COVID-19. The two include a 28-year-old male hotel worker and
a 36-year-old female tour guide.

The government will postpone the 11th National Sports Games.

The US government has provided personal protective equipment to Laos which includes 440 protective
goggles, 1,500 surgical gowns, and 220 face shields, along with biohazard disposal bags, aprons, N95
face masks, safety boxes, gloves, and hand sanitizer supplies.

The Laos Ministry of Commerce has set a ceiling for the prices of facemasks; the retail price of three-
layer masks cannot exceed 25,000 kip (US$2.82) for a box of 50, while a single mask must not be sold for
more than 1,000 kip. (US$11 cents).

Two suspected cases being investigated.

The country has sealed off Golden Triangle road borders with China and Myanmar and suspended flights
to China.

Numerous international and private schools have closed for the time being.

No cases reported to date, passenger screening being introduced.

Laos is putting in place monitoring facilities on its borders.

Malaysia
The country has reported an additional 184 new cases as of April 11, bringing the total to 4,530. The
death toll also increased to 73.

Malaysia on Friday reported 118 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the national total to 4,346. The death toll
has also increased to 70.

The country has extended the restriction on movement and travel for a further two weeks until April 28.

Malaysia reported 109 new coronavirus infections, raising its cumulative total to 4,228 cases. There
were also two new deaths, raising the total number of fatalities to 67.

Malaysia reported 156 new cases of the infection, pushing the cumulative total to 4,119. The number of
deaths reached 65.

The country has declared its administrative capital of Putrajaya as a “red zone” following a surge in
coronavirus cases in the region.

Malaysian reported 170 new coronavirus cases, raising the tally to 3,963.

Malaysia recorded 131 new cases, bringing the total to 3,793 with the number of deaths reaching 63.

The country has reported 179 new cases, raising the cumulative total to 3,662. There were also four new
deaths, bringing the total to 61.

Malaysia has reported 150 new coronavirus cases, with 3,483 in total and four new deaths.

The number of cases has reached 2,908 with the number of deaths increased to 45.

The number of cases has risen to 2,766 with the number of deaths reaching 43.

The number of infections has risen by 156, bringing the total to 2,626 with the number of deaths
reaching 37.

Malaysia reported 150 new cases and seven deaths, bringing the total number of infections to 2,470
amid 34 deaths.

The country announces a second US$58 billion stimulus package to counter the economic impact of
COVID-19.

Malaysia reported 159 new cases, taking the total to 2,320, amid 27 deaths.

Malaysia reported 130 new coronavirus cases and a total of 2,161 infections.

There were 235 new cases in the country, bringing the total number of cases to 2,031.

Malaysia’s King and Queen are under quarantine after seven palace staff test positive for COVID-19.