I hope everyone calms down on this matter.

First off, the article refers to a case that happened in June not a recent occurrence. Clearly there are more to the story than the MSM are letting known.

Secondly, other than the usage of the Setel App no mobile phones are allowed to be used anywhere near a refuelling pump. Do note you CAN be fined for using any electronic devices near a fuel dispensing pump and that includes a vape.

The final clarification, as of right now the usage of MySejahtera is only required when you step into the mart and is not required if you use your credit/debit card at the payment terminal.

Outdoor payment booths have gone out of fashion not due to robbery but because it affects the sales of the mart especially for items that are placed near the cashier.

Many stations were ordered by the oil company to close that booth permanently because it affects the listing price for shelves within the mart.



When it comes to MySejahtera usage, the final say on it is the MoH.

It does appear someone has overstepped their boundaries on this matter.

I just had a phone call with 2 ASPs on this issue as I needed clarification on this matter for my 2 petrol stations and as far as they know there has not been a change in policy on the requirement to scan at a pump because if that was the case then there would soon be many more places where you would need to scan.

Yes, unfortunately at this moment in time no one actually knows the full story or the facts of the case.