Health Ministry mulls using MySJ Trace in public places mandatory, says Khairy

Published on 28 Dec 2021 10:31:44 PM

The government is not ruling out the possibility of making it compulsory for MySejahtera users to activate MySejahtera Trace (MySJ Trace) - a new feature which uses Bluetooth technology to enable contact tracing, said Khairy Jamaluddin.

The Health Minister said that on Tuesday (Dec 28), adding however that if the situation gets worse and the take-up rate stays low, the ministry may make it mandatory to be used before entering public places, public transport, eateries and shopping malls.

Khairy explained that the feature would help the ministry to carry out contact tracing and ensure the community could co-exist with Covid-19 safely and responsibly.

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