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Go JB will get tuberculosis?

Almost all Singaporean-born individuals receive the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine for tuberculosis (TB) shortly after birth. Mandatory since 1957, it is part of the National Childhood Immunisation Schedule to prevent severe childhood TB, though it is not 100% effective against lung TB. .
Feel good vaccine, and TB is much more powerful compared to Covid
 
503 new TB cases reported in Malaysia
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- A total of 503 new tuberculosis (TB) cases were reported in Malaysia from Feb 1 to 7.

In a statement issued on Feb 15, the Health Ministry said the latest detections brought the cumulative number of TB cases to 2,571.

Sabah recorded the highest number with 614 cases, accounting for 23.88 per cent of the total reported.

This was followed by Selangor with 476 cases (18.51 per cent) and Sarawak with 257 cases (10 per cent).

Johor ranked next with 233 cases (9.06 per cent), while the Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya recorded 202 cases (7.86 per cent). Penang registered 148 cases (5.76 per cent), followed by Kedah with 144 cases (5.60 per cent) and Perak with 127 cases (4.94 per cent).

Lower figures were reported in the remaining states, including Kelantan with 96 cases (3.73 per cent), Pahang with 81 cases (3.15 per cent), Terengganu with 60 cases (2.33 per cent) and Negeri Sembilan, which recorded 58 cases (2.26 per cent).

Meanwhile, Melaka recorded 42 cases (1.63 per cent), Perlis reported 17 cases (0.66 per cent) and the Federal Territory of Labuan registered the lowest number with 16 cases, representing 0.62 per cent of the total.

In preparation for the upcoming festive season and extended public holidays, the public is advised to remain vigilant in preventing and controlling TB transmission, said the statement.

“Preventive measures include practising proper cough and sneeze etiquette and wearing face masks in crowded areas.

“Individuals experiencing symptoms such as a persistent cough, fever, loss of appetite or unexplained weight loss are urged to seek immediate screening at the nearest healthcare facility,” it said.

The statement emphasised that these measures are not only about assessing personal risk but also about taking social responsibility to protect oneself, family members and the wider community from the risk of infectious disease transmission. THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK
 
Almost all Singaporean-born individuals receive the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine for tuberculosis (TB) shortly after birth. Mandatory since 1957, it is part of the National Childhood Immunisation Schedule to prevent severe childhood TB, though it is not 100% effective against lung TB. .
Brainwashing starts from young. You will be more healthier if you have 0 shots in life.

Unfortunately, many goyims believe the Jews were so kind to give everyone of them a free lunch

Now many of these goyims are dying suddenly because of that free lunch

The Jews ruled the world by mind-controlled the goyims and the silly goyims love to sacrifice themselves for the Jews
 
Feel good vaccine, and TB is much more powerful compared to Covid
Only an brainwashed idiot will still think vaccine is good that he/she willing to take a vaccine and ask their loved ones even their pets to take a shot to weaken their body
 

10 new TB clusters detected in Malaysia, with Johor recording highest number of cases​

New tuberculosis cases were also detected in six other states, according to Malaysia Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad.
10 new TB clusters detected in Malaysia, with Johor recording highest number of cases

Malaysia Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad speaking to Parliament on Feb 10, 2025 on the latest TB clusters and measures taken. (Photo: Instagram/@dzulkefly_ahmad)

11 Feb 2026 02:54PM (Updated: 11 Feb 2026 02:59PM)

www.channelnewsasia.com
Separately, another TB case involving a primary schoolboy was detected in Pontian, Johor. This was confirmed by the Pontian district health office and Johor education and information committee chairman Aznan Tamin, according to local media.

Health officials have said the Pontian case is not related to the Kota Tinggi cluster despite both occurring in Johor state, according to Malay Mail. The two locations are about 125km apart.

While Johor recorded the highest number of cases as of last Saturday, Dzulkefly said Selangor has the most clusters, with four clusters involving 10 cases in total.

Sabah recorded five cases from one cluster while Pahang recorded four cases from one cluster. Kedah, Kelantan and Perlis each recorded two cases from one cluster.

Dzulkefly said the Health Ministry is conducting symptom screening targeting prolonged cough, fever, loss of appetite, sudden weight loss and clinical lung examinations.

Asked about the effectiveness of immunisation in preventing TB, Dzulkefly said that herd immunity through Malaysia’s National Immunisation Programme has reached nearly 99 per cent of children.

However, he cautioned that Malaysia is far from eradicating tuberculosis and urged the public to prioritise their health and strengthen their immune systems, reported the New Straits Times.

"Tuberculosis can be everywhere. We may have been exposed to it and the bacteria is in our body, but it is latent,” he said on Tuesday. "When our immunity drops, the bacteria will flare up.”

The Health Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday that a total of 2,571 cases were reported from Jan 1 to Feb 7 this year, an increase of 229 cases or 9.8 per cent from the same period last year, when 2,342 cases were recorded.

Malaysia reported a total of 88 tuberculosis clusters involving 254 cases in 2025, with 35 clusters still classified as active, according to the New Straits Times.

The 10 clusters announced by Dzulkefly on Tuesday are newly detected clusters.
Only for the unvaccinated
 
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