MP SPEAKS | Sticking together, we are stronger

MP SPEAKS | Malaysia is facing a major public health crisis, and much like the rest of the world, we learnt that we are stronger, together.

Upon the conclusion of the first movement control order (MCO), the Health Ministry (MOH) tabled a plan on how to phase-off from MCO to our new normal. The plan was named "CAPP (Cegah & Didik, Amal, Patuh, dan Pantau) approach for District Risk Reduction Programme (DRRP)".

The tagline was #AttackRedProtectGreen. The endgame was to convert red zones for the coronavirus into safe haven green zones and to protect the local community from the threats of imported Covid-19 cases.

Local teams and resources were strategised at the district level to empower decentralisation.

Fast forward to today, five districts in Selangor are categorised as red zones, while another three are yellow zones.

Considering the increasing burden of cases, the overstretched health capacity and the limitations of personnel to enforce SOP compliance, priorities of work processes need to be undertaken.

We disclose here our past practices on how we utilise the anonymous data, provided in the past, for your kind perusal and understanding to debunk the allegations of breaching of patient confidentiality, leaking data to the press, etc.