Govt urged to give shop owners grace period to get updated


Log book together with MySejahtera QR code were displayed at the entrace of a restaurant.

MELAKA: The government should consider giving a grace period of two months before making the use of MySejahtera mandatory for all coffee shops in the country, says Datuk Ho Su Mong.

The Malaysia-Singapore Coffee Shop Proprietors’ General Association president said Putrajaya should take this into consideration as most of the owners were not digitally literate.

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MySejathera , coffeeshop owners

   

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