Malaysia entered a two-week nationwide lockdown Tuesday as the government moved to contain a spike in COVID-19 cases.The nation's second lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, following one between March and May last year, comes after confirmed daily new cases reached a record 9,020 on Saturday, with a record one-day death toll of 98.In a televised address on Monday night, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said, "If a drastic action is not taken immediately, it is feared that the health care system in our country will collapse and we will face a greater catastrophe."Only essential manufact…READ FULL ARTICLE
