Help rectify status in app issue, govt urged


JOHOR BARU: Malaysians who have returned from Singapore under the Periodic Commuting Arrangement (PCA) are hoping the government could remove their “high risk” status for Covid-19 on the MySejahtera app.

Security officer R. Devaraj, 32, who recently returned under the PCA, said his status on the app still showed he was “high risk” despite receiving a negative Covid-19 result more than a week ago.

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