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Report People Violating Quarantine Through These WhatsApp Number

The Year 2020 has been an intense ride with COVID-19. The cases are yet to drop to a solitary digit and it is important for us to pay attention to this. While the administration has set a severe 14 days self-isolate rule for the individuals who come back to the nation, there are some who break the guidelines.

In Malaysia for instance, returning citizens are required to wear a pink wrist band that states their port of entry, as well as their date of arrival.  While they have the wrist bands on, they also have to wait for their COVID-19 test results to come out.

In the event that if you spot anybody wearing a COVID-19 wristband, you would be able to contact the Crisis Preparedness And Response Center. Essentially drop a Whatsapp message to these number +60109699435, +60139279454, +60139360454.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE LATEST OPERATION TIME FOR THE NATIONAL CPRC STARTING 22 JUNE 2020

The National CPRC operating hours will start operating from 8 am to 5 pm daily.

For any inquiries regarding # COVID19Malaysia, you can directly contact the National Crisis Preparedness And Response Center (CPRC) either via telephone line, email or WhatsApp as stated.

Sources: Ministry of Health

Adib Mohd

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