BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: With the BruHealth application, several businesses in the country will begin reopening on Saturday (May 16). Brunei has not reported any Covid-19 cases for a week.
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: With the BruHealth application, several businesses in the country will begin reopening on Saturday .
As for users, the minister said they must scan the QR Code of the business premises through the BruHealth application before entering the business premises. Users will be notified via Event Code whether or not the user is allowed to enter the premises. The minister assured that personal information and other data collected by the app is managed by the government and not a third-party. The app is developed with the government information technology security agency.
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