Returnees under PCA caught in ‘high risk’ limbo


Complicated matter: A man showing the ‘high risk’ status on his MySejahtera app in Johor Baru. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

JOHOR BARU: Malaysians returning from Singapore under PCA (Periodic Commuting Arrangement) find themselves being deemed “high risk” by the MySejahtera app, despite being out of quarantine.

Malaysia-Singapore Workers task force president Dayalan Sreebalan said due to the “high risk” status, these Malaysians were unable to enter many places, including government departments and banks.

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