BREAKING NEWS! MySejahtera Colour Status important in public places . . .

The shops have a new KKM notice displayed . . .

It doesn’t mention vaccinated or unvaccinated. Vaccinated, or unvaccinated, it’s the status in MySejahtera that’s important.

Those with the following status on MySejahtera can enter public premises:

Those allowed by MySejahtera to enter public premises . . .

Blue status: low risk

Yellow: casual contact, no symptoms

Those not allowed under MySejahtera to enter public premises . . .

Red . . . Home Surveillance Order

Dark Orange . . . close contact

Light Orange . . . close contact, have symptoms

Dark Yellow . . . no symptoms, person under surveillance at home or quarantine station

Darker Yellow . . . showing symptoms, patient under investigation

MySejahtera mentions vaccinated or unvaccinated.

Follow the KKM notice displayed.

Scan MySejahtera for status update.

Do temperature check.

The onus is on individuals to monitor their MySejahtera status. It can help end the pandemic.

The media being unthinking animals should be shuttered for six months, under national security grounds, to help end the pandemic.

If the unvaccinated people are spreading the virus to those vaccinated, it means that the vaccine isn’t working, and was no protection.

By this logic, the vaccinated person, once infected, can spread the virus to both the vaccinated and unvaccinated.

No one can spread the virus to us.

The virus lies on our hands.

We spread it by touching the mouth, nose and eyes, the three ways the virus can enter the body.

That’s why we are asked to sanitise our hands.

Don’t shake hands. Namaste!

Mask prevents us from touching our mouth, nose and eyes.

There’s no proof that the virus is airborne.

If we assume that the virus is airborne, just to keep on the safe side, does it enter the mouth, nose and eyes directly?

It’s more likely to fall on surfaces which we touch.

An infected person can only expell the virus, as with the Flu, by sneezing and coughing.

In that case, the virus is likely to fall on surfaces or anyone close by.

CDC found that the PCR Test cannot tell the difference between the Flu virus and the novel Corona virus.

Anyone who had the Flu virus six months ago would test positive.

That means the virus figures being reported are inaccurate.