The coordinator of the Center for the Prevention and Emergency of the New Type of Coronavirus explained yesterday that the functions of flight path registration and risk identification built into the new application of the Health Law are for voluntary use, but acknowledged that it may be mandatory in the future in access to some public places.
“People can only use this app to submit a health blog. The goal is to give this volunteering to the public. But maybe, in the future, we’ll ask them to scan [de um código digital – QR] in a particular institution. Currently all jobs [da nova aplicação] “They can be chosen voluntarily,” Leung Ik Ho said at the provincial epidemic monitoring weekly press conference.
Today, the health services announced the start of the pilot phase of the new application of the Health Law, which will also allow, on a voluntary basis, to record the course of potentially infected people, in addition to marking places considered at risk. It can be used through digital code registration (QR), at this point in health service facilities and at major events such as the Grand Prix and the Gastronomy Festival.
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