MySejahtera health status: Not an offence if you don't update, but it's responsible to do so

Published on 8 Jun 2021 12:04:07 AM

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".

This clarification came following news of factory workers in Manjung being issued compound notices for not updating their health status on MySejahtera, as well as videos circulating on WhatsApp showing people how to update their health status on MySejahtera.

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covid-19 , coronavirus , perak , mysejahtera , health status , sop , police , factories , comm mior faridalathrash wahid , manjung health dept, mohamad zainal abdullah, dang wangi ocpd, ismail sabri yaakob, news, malaysia