Malaysia Urges Vigilance as Tuberculosis Cases Rise During Ramadan

The Malaysian government is calling for increased awareness and caution as tuberculosis cases continue to rise during Ramadan. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the concern as people gather at bazaars and for communal meals to break their fast. Authorities are emphasizing the importance of health precautions to prevent further spread of the disease. Tuberculosis, a contagious infection, poses a significant health risk, especially in crowded settings. The government is urging citizens to be mindful of symptoms and seek medical attention if necessary, aiming to curb the growing number of cases.