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Figure 8.8: A simplified phylogenetic tree comprising the SARS-CoV-2
variants from various clusters in Malaysia
Figure 8.8: A simplified phylogenetic tree comprising the SARS-CoV-2
variants from various clusters in Malaysia
(Source: IMR NIH, Ministry of Health Malaysia)
(Source: IMR NIH, Ministry of Health Malaysia)

8.6 Digital Health

MySejahtera

EVIDENCE-BASED RESPONSES TO THE THIRD COVID-19 WAVE IN MALAYSIA 23,953,970
EVIDENCE-BASED RESPONSES TO THE THIRD COVID-19 WAVE IN MALAYSIA Launched since 20th April 2020, MySejahtera had registered 147
users and dependents, as well as 1,058,853 business premises .
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Cumulatively, there were 1.7 billion check-ins to registered premises using
the QR code scan method, with an average of 15 million check-ins a day as
of 18th November 2020 . The MySejahtera app has been proven effective
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in assisting MOH Malaysia in detecting 9,167 COVID-19 positive cases, of
which 1,561 cases were detected and confirmed to be COVID-19 positive
through self-assessment whereas the remaining 7,606 positive cases were
detected through close contact tracing via MySejahtera . The MySejahtera
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data has been shared with District Health Offices to assist in their contact
tracing activities.

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