Enforce MySejahtera checks, bosses urged


Following SOP: A customer writing down his particulars on a logbook before entering a restaurant in George Town. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: It is more important for business operators to enforce MySejahtera checks now since the pink quarantine band has been replaced with the digital Home Surveillance Order, said experts.

Penang Hospital infectious disease unit head Datuk Dr Chow Ting Soo said businesses need to have someone at the entrance to ensure that only customers with the blue MySejahtera status (low risk) or yellow status (casual contact) will be allowed to enter the premises.

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