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PETALING JAYA: Don’t delete your MySejahtera app as more features have been added to help you manage your health, say medical experts.

The Health Ministry said nearly seven million Malaysians are still using the Covid-19 MySJ Trace feature in the app to track close contacts, despite the government discontinuing the compulsory QR code check-in when entering premises since May 1.

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