Digital MyLapor platform allows anonymous reports of errant smokers
Health ministry says complaints will be channelled to the nearest district health office for action.
The health ministry has launched a digital platform called MyLapor, enabling the public to report violations of the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024 anonymously. Users can submit complaints through the MySejahtera app, by scanning QR codes, or via the platform's website, with the reports forwarded to the nearest district health office.
This streamlined system facilitates quicker, more precise enforcement actions without the need for lengthy reporting procedures. MyLapor will also inform complainants about the progress of their submissions through the MySejahtera app. The ministry emphasizes that MyLapor allows individuals to report offenses without having to confront offenders directly, providing a more respectful and efficient means of addressing the issue.
Furthermore, the platform's digital management system will assist in monitoring reports, pinpointing areas requiring immediate attention, and streamlining enforcement efforts. The ministry advises business owners to enforce the smoking ban and prominently display MyLapor QR codes at their establishments.
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