Its minister, Khairy Jamaluddin , said the data obtained from the MySejahtera application between Dec 1 and 28 showed that 1.4% of Covid-19 positive individuals had failed to observe the HSO."The data from the MySejahtera application showed that these people had gone out while undergoing HSO because we have the check-in records," he told a press conference on Covid-19 development here on Tuesday .
Khairy said a fine of RM1,000 could be imposed on HSO violators under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 . Meanwhile, commenting on Malaysia’s preparation towards the endemic phase, Khairy said the effort was hampered by the emergence of the Omicron variant and it was still too early for the ministry to anticipate the seriousness of the variant.
"We are prepared for Omicron wave in terms of ensuring the border control is tightened, our contact tracing capability is enhanced with technology, more people receive the booster shot and our hospital capacity is ready for a surge in cases," he said. He added that the Health Ministry was always prepared to increase surveillance to detect the variant. - Bernama
hahahaha....hang dah lupa ka yang hang gi gather kat 100days punya event...no SOP watsoever but talking cock now..
Enough la Khairy, you never take stern action when umno people breached the SOP during Melaka election… Now you want to take stern action on public? All double standard in Malaysia government…
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Just wondering; what is KKMPutrajaya actual stern action? TrustNoOne
Yup as long as its marhaen n none yang bersekutu denganmu.
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