Malaysian Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin on Monday warned of a spike in the country’s CCP virus cases following the nation’s worst flooding in years, with 181 new cases detected at several flood relief facilities. Flooding struck eight Malaysian states on Dec. 18, displacing over 66,000 people who were relocated to flood relief centers. At least 14 people were found dead, eight of which were from Selangor and six from Pahang, according to state news agency Bernama. Flood victims who were infected with the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus were asymptomatic or with mild symptoms, Khairy said, adding that a total of 206 flood victims had been identified as close contacts of positive cases. The cases include 117 in Selangor, 52 in Pahang, four in Kelantan, and six in Kuala Lumpur. Negeri Sembilan and Melaka have one case each. Khairy said the government will distribute medical supplies to all relief centers. …