Not all need to update health status


IPOH: The air has been cleared and it is confirmed that not all MySejahtera users are legally required to update their health status on the app, with police saying they would make a request to cancel the compounds issued to 29 people for the non-existent “offence”.

Perak police chief Datuk Comm Mior Faridalathrash Wahid (pic) said the issue about compound notices issued to 29 oil and gas company staffers in Sitiawan for failing to update their health status on MySejahtera would be brought to the attention of the Manjung Health Department.

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