PETALING JAYA: Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Johor have the highest number of sporadic Covid-19 cases – those where the source of infection is not known, says Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba.
The Health Minister also said that as of Sunday (April 25), sporadic cases accounted for about 60% of the total recorded since Jan 1. The highest number of sporadic cases are in Selangor (65,215), KL (19,834) and Johor (17,974), he told a press conference on Monday (April 26).
He also said the number of clusters in educational institutions had in`creased by 83% from 12 clusters in epidemiological week 15 (April 11 to 17) to 22 in week 16 (April 18 to 24).
Meanwhile, deputy Health director-general (research and technical support) Dr Hishamshah Mohd Ibrahim said the ministry had not yet detected the double-mutant variant originating from India.
badly. this time it worked. the company s internal documents got hacked, they got stolen off of the company s servers and then they turned up leaked far and wide to try to cause maximum damage to imr. imr sued the company of the putin connected oligarch, sued his company and the russian born d.c. fixer guy who the oligarch hired to manage his dispute with imr. they sued them for computer espionage. an investigator working for the swiss mining company testified in court that he followed the d.c. fixer guy to a coffee shop in london while he was investigating this computer espionage. he says he saw the d.c. fixer guy sit down with a person who appeared to be his client in this matter involving imr. the investigator testified that he heard the fixer guy in that coffee shop explain to his client that his team had successfully hacked into the
fixer guy in the coffee shop explain to his client that his team had successfully hacked into the computers at imr, the investigator testified he saw the d.c. fixer guy hand over a thumb drive at the coffee shop that he said, thumb drive he said that contained the documents that had been stolen from imr, the documents that ended up getting leaked all over the place to hurt imr s business standing. okay. so, both of those hacking cases had been previously reported. they were interesting like, you know, business crime stories, right? but this week the new york times figured out that there s a crucial link between boat of those hacking stories. this d.c. fixer, the soviet born d.c. fixer with extensive russian intelligence ties in both of these instances he was hired by russian connected oligarchs for both of these
after a mining company called imr, and sure enough they got hacked. this time it worked. the company s internal documents got hacked, stolen, and then they turned up leaked far and wide to try to cause maximum damage to imr. the company sued the oligarch s company and also sued the russian born d.c. fixer guy who the oligarch had hired to manage his dispute with imr. they sued them. they sued them for computer espionage. a investigator working for the imr testified that he followed the d.c. fixer guy to a coffee shop in london. he saw him sit down with a person who appeared to be his client in this matter, imr, the investigator said he heard the
computers at imr, the investigator testified that he then saw the d.c. fixer guy hand over a thumb drive at the coffee shop that he said a thumb drive that he said contained the documents that had been stolen from imr, the documents that ended up getting leaked all over the place to hurt imr s business stand in this dispute with the russian oligarch who had hired the fixer. so both of those hacking cases had been previously reported. they were interesting like business crime stories, right? but this week the the new york times figured out that there s a crucial link between both of those hacking stories. that fixer guy, this d.c. fixer, this soviet born d.c. fixer with extensive russian intelligence ties in both of these instances, he was the guy hired by putin connected oligarchs for both of these campaigns and in both of these campaigns opponents of the oligarchs that were paying them