No hp allowed at petrol station? Last2 kena write manually.

And floor is being washed with petrol because the auto stop fails to trigger.

If you have a passenger in the car, does he/she need to scan and measure body temperature too?

Avoiding Covid infection is the key, not whether you're contacted by authorities after scanning QR code - and that's assuming you will be contacted, and assuming someone found out the covid +ve guy had spit on the pump. Even then, you'll need individual QR codes (one at the entrance when you go to pay at the cashier, and another one at the pump where you refuel).

What if a Covid +ve guy spits on lift buttons or toilet door handle or toilet flush handle/knob? Should we have QR code in each toilet booth and lift? What if he rubs his saliva tainted hand on the handrails of escalators? The list goes on.

We have to be proactive in avoiding Covid. If you think people will do stupid things like above to infect others, isn't it safer to sanitize our hands, avoid refuelling too often (or choose a less popular petrol station) and be aware of what we touch?

No offense meant, just presenting my point of view

What's the difference in terms of risk if contracting covid between tapau and drive through?

You still need to interact with someone.

Agree.
The risk is always there, as the pump is a high-touch surface. We need to pandai2 take precautions, like sanitising our hands before and after using the pump. Also, avoid popular stations and try to pump less frequently (say, when it's 1/4 tank left instead of 1/2 tank).

Less? Do you know how many customers he interacts with? Your takeaway plastic bags free of corona?

Besides I tapau pun don't need much time, so why did you say we need to scan when tapau but not at drive through?

If I order by phone, pay by TnG at home, then walk into shop to collect, do I need to scan, since I also interact with less people?