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M’sians Stuck In Hometowns Can Apply To Travel Interstate With The ‘Gerak Malaysia’ App

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Source: NST

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Malaysians who are interested in travelling interstate are advised to apply for their travel permits through the Gerak Malaysia app starting today (26 April) until 29 April.

The app was specifically developed so that travel permits can be applied easily from Malaysians at home which is now available on the Google App Store, Apple App Store and Huawei App Gallery.

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When a user is done with the application process with all the necessary details given, the app will generate a unique QR code which will be scanned at any roadblocks between 1 May and 3 May. Bukit Aman Criminal Investigations Department director Datuk Huzir Mohamed explained, as reported by NST,

“Applications submitted through the Gerak Malaysia app will assist the police in determining the number of travellers on the move, and for us to prepare a travel schedule to ensure everything runs smoothly. Those who have applied must update their applications on the day they are allowed to travel so that a QR code will be generated automatically.” 

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Cid director commissioner police datuk huzir mohamed chair press conference at bukit aman

Datuk Huzir also mentioned that 1 May is for those travelling from Perak, Johor and Kelantan, 2 May is for those from Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Melaka and Pahang, while 3 May is for those travelling from Kuala Lumpur, Negeri Sembilan, Selangor and Terengganu. It is compulsory for travellers to travel on the day that is stated in their approved permits.

These permits are strictly for those who are currently stranded in their hometowns who wish to return to their homes and workplaces.

Also read: Over 19,000 Violators Arrested Since The Start Of MCO

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