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Hide) Zon Tengah 1/3 8 Mei 2021 HOTSPOT IDENTIFICATION FOR DYNAMIC ENGAGEMENT (HIDE) ZON TENGAH 1 MONT KIARA SHOPPING MALL INTERMARK MALL PASAR PAGI JINJANG UTARA 99 SPEEDMART JAKEL MALL KUALA LUMPUR 1371 JLN BANGSAR PLAZA LOW YAT 99 SPEEDMART STESEN KTMB KL SENTRAL 1605 TMN SRI BINTANG PUBLIKA SHOPPING GALLERY 99 SPEEDMART KL EAST MALL TAMAN WANGSA UKAY SELAYANG MALL AEON ALPHA ANGLE SHOPPING KL ECO CITY MALL SETAPAK CENTRAL CENTRE KNL MARKET SDN BHD 1ST FLOOR AEON BIG DANAU KOTA PODIUM BLOCK (FABER TOWERS) KOMPLEKS SOGO 190 JALAN TAR KOMPLEKS PERNIAGAAN & AEON BIG KEPONG KOMUNITI BANDAR BARU SENTUL STESEN SENTRAL KUALA LUMPUR LOTUS'S CHERAS AEON BIG WANGSA MAJU SUNGEI WANG PLAZA LOTUS'S KEPONG AEON MALL CHERAS SELATAN SUNWAY VELOCITY MALL LRT KLCC AEON MAXVALU PRIME SUNWAY VELOCITY SUPER SEVEN TRADE CENTER LRT MASJID JAMEK AEON MAXVALU PRIME THE SPHERE BANGSAR SOUTH SURIA KLCC MASJID JAMEK KAMPONG BARU KUALA AEON MID VALLEY TAMAN METROPOLITAN KEPONG KUALA MASJID SAIDINA ABU BAKAR AS LUMPUR LUMPUR SIDDIQ BANGSAR BANGSAR SHOPPING CENTRE TAPAK PENJAJA PASAR PUDU MAYBANK MID VALLEY CITY BRANCH BANGSAR VILLAGE 2 UNITED POINT COMMERCIAL MELAWATI MALL VIVA VENTURE BANGUNAN CAHAYA SURIA MENARA BUMIPUTRA COMMERCE VG DESA PARK ARKADIA BAZAR AIDILFITRI LORONG TUANKU MID VALLEY MEGAMALL ABDUL RAHMAN WISMA COSWAY MYTOWN SHOPPING CENTRE BAZARIA WANGSA MAJU BREM MALL ZON 2 SUAKASIH BENS INDEPENDENT GROCER PUBLIKA 1 UTAMA SHOPPING CENTRE NSK TRADE CITY PEEL ROAD ENDAH PARADE SHOPPING COMPLEX 99 SPEEDMART 2460 TMN SRI MEWAH NU SENTRAL SHOPPING CENTRE FAHRENHEIT88 MALL 99 SPEEDMART PARKSON ELITE PAVILION LEVEL 3 2447 SUNSURIA FORUM SELANGOR FOOD REPUBLIC PAVILION KL 99 SPEEDMART PASAR BORONG KUALA LUMPUR 1672 TMN BINTANG MAS 99 SPEEDMART GUARDIAN KLCC PAVILION ELITE MALL 1248 TMN DESA BAKTI AEON BANDAR UTAMA HONG LEONG BANK BERHAD HQ PAVILION KUALA LUMPUR Sumber:MySejahtera 8 Mei 2021 HOTSPOT IDENTIFICATION FOR DYNAMIC ENGAGEMENT (HIDE) 2 /3 AEON BIG KLANG MAHA USAHA ZON SELATAN AEON MALL BUKIT INDAH AEON BIG TUN HUSSEIN ONN MAIN PLACE MALL ECONSAVE YONG PENG AEON MALL RAWANG KIPMALL KOTA WARISAN GIANT HYPERMARKET PLENTON AEON MALL TAMAN EQUINE MATAHARI MALL GIANT HYPERMARKET TAMPOI BAZAAR RAMADAN TAMAN PELANGI SEMENYIH MYDIN MART SEKSYEN 18 SHAH ALAM MSA JOHOR JOHOR BAHRU CITY SQUARE MALL BILLION SHOPPING CENTRE B B BANGI SDN BHD NSK TRADE CITY SELAYANG JOHOR PREMIUM OUTLETS CENTRAL I-CITY MALL P.PENGILANG RAWANG CORPORATE KSL CITY INDUSTRIAL PARK CHECKERS HYPERMARKET PADINI CONCEPT STORE SUNWAY PASARAYA PANDAN PYRAMID CREWROOM SRI RAMPAI THE MALL MID VALLEY SOUTHKEY PANASONIC MANUFACTURING MALAYSIA BERHAD(SA2) THE STARLING, DAMANSARA MELAKA AEON MALL BANDARAYA MELAKA UPTOWN PARADIGM MALL PETALING JAYA NEGERI GIANT SUPERSTORE NILAI DATARAN PUCHONG PERMAI, SEMBILAN PUCHONG PARKSON ELITE 1 UTAMA GIANT HYPERMARKET BANDAR SELANGOR ZON BORNEO KINRARA PASAR MODEN MBSJ SS15 PASAR PAGI CENTRE POINT SHOPPING MALL GIANT HYPERMARKET BANTING PASAR RAMADAN TAMAN PUTRA SELANGOR PERDANA SABAH SURIA SHOPPING MALL GIANT HYPERMARKET KLANG PROTON CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE, SUBANG JAYA KOMPLEKS KARAMUNSING GM KLANG WHOLESALE CITY PLAZA SHAH ALAM PLAZA MERDEKA SHOPPING CENTRE KOLEJ MATRIKULASI SELANGOR RESTORAN JEJANTAS SG BULOH THE SPRING BINTULU LAMAN NIAGA KOMUNITI BANDAR ARAH SELATAN BARU BANGI SARAWAK SUBANG PARADE THE SUMMER SHOPPING MALL LOTUS'S BANDAR BUKIT PUCHONG SUNWAY PYRAMID VIVACITY MEGAMALL KUCHING LOTUS'S KLANG THE CURVE LOTUS'S KUALA SELANGOR ZON UTARA THE MINES SHOPPING MALL LOTUS'S MUTIARA QUEENSBAY MALL JAYA GROCER BUKIT JELUTONG LOTUS'S PUCHONG GURNEY PARAGON MALL LOTUS'S PUNCAK ALAM TROPICANA GARDENS MALL PULAU LOTUS’S PENANG PINANG LOTUS'S SELAYANG IOI CITY MALL AEON QUEENSBAY LOTUS'S SEMENYIH PUTRAJAYA LOTUS'S IOI CITY TOSHIBA TEC MALAYSIA BAZAR RAMADAN PUTRAJAYA 2021, MANUFACTURING SDN BHD LOTUS'S SETIA ALAM PRESINT 3 Sumber:MySejahtera 8 Mei 2021 HOTSPOT IDENTIFICATION FOR DYNAMIC ENGAGEMENT (HIDE) 3 /3 ANW IPOH PARADE DEWAN SERBAGUNA KAMPUNG PERAK BALUN SLIM RIVER MYDIN PARIT BUNTAR PERAK PBH ZON PANTAI TIMUR KB MALL KELANTAN LOTUS’S KOTA BHARU Sumber:MySejahtera Soalan Lazim mengenai Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) Umum 1. Apakah HIDE? HIDE (Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement) merupakan analisis Data Raya dan kecerdasan buatan (AI) yang membuat ramalan ke atas sesebuah premis yang berpotensi menjadi titik panas penularan COVID-19 dalam jangka masa 7 hari. Analisis yang dibuat adalah menggunakan data daftar masuk MySejahtera serta pangkalan data kesihatan sedia ada. Sistem HIDE akan menyenaraikan premis berisiko. Senarai ini akan diterbitkan oleh Kementerian Kesihatan bagi tujuan kawalan kendiri oleh masyarakat umum dan premis perniagaan. 2. Mengapa HIDE? Dapatan daripada HIDE akan memudahkan tindakan awalan secara bersasar dilaksankan oleh pihak berwajib bagi membendung penularan COVID-19. Hasil pemerhatian mendapati 90% daripada kadar transmisi COVID-19 telah berlaku di 0.2% premis yang berdaftar dengan MySejahtera. Dapatan HIDE akan membantu pihak berkuasa untuk melaksanakan tindakan awalan membendung penularan COVID- 19 secara lebih baik dan tersusun, seterusnya mengurangkan kebergantungan kepada langkah-langkah kawalan sedia ada. 3. Adakah premis-premis ini merupakan kluster jangkitan sebenar? Tidak. Premis yang disenaraikan merupakan premis yang berpotensi menjadi kluster, sekiranya tiada tindakan awalan diambil. Ia bukan suatu kluster yang telah disahkan sebagai kluster penyebaran COVID- 19. Oleh itu, premis yang tersenarai di bawah HIDE adalah berbeza daripada senarai kluster yang dilaporkan setiap hari oleh Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan. 4. Siapa yang membangun dan menguruskan sistem HIDE? Sistem HIDE dibangun dan diuruskan oleh CPRC Analytics, sebuah unit di bawah Kementerian Kesihatan yang dianggotai oleh para pegawai dari pelbagai kementerian dan agensi kerajaan. Ini bertepatan dengan pendekatan menyeluruh kerajaan (whole-of-government) dalam menguruskan pandemik ini, di samping dapat mengurangkan kos untuk pekerjaan dan pendapatan. 5. Siapakah pemilik HIDE, data serta analisis yang terhasil dari sistem ini? Semua data berkenaan HIDE dimiliki oleh Kementerian Kesihatan. Untuk pemilik premis 6. Mengapakah premis saya disenaraikan di dalam HIDE? Senarai ini dibuat berdasarkan penjejakan kontak data daftar masuk MySejahtera, yang mana sebilangan besar individu berpotensi terdedah kepada individu-individu positif COVID-19 telah mengunjungi premis anda. 7. Jika premis saya disenaraikan dalam HIDE, adakah saya perlu menutup premis tersebut? Apakah tindakan awal (pre-emptive) yang perlu saya ambil? Tidak. Premis tidak perlu ditutup kecuali jika diarahkan oleh pihak berkuasa. Bagaimanapun, anda dinasihatkan untuk mengambil langkah awalan seperti berikut: ⁃ Meningkatkan tahap kewaspadaan (memeriksa status risiko daftar masuk MySejahtera dan menghalang individu-individu ‘berisiko tinggi ’daripada memasuki premis); ⁃ Melaksanakan ujian saringan COVID-19 ke atas pekerja sama ada melalui ujian RTK-Ag atau RT-PCR ⁃ Memperketat kawalan pergerakan orang ramai terutama di kawasan sempit atau yang sering dikunjungi ramai. Semakin pantas tindakan wajar diambil, semakin tinggi keupayaan menghalang sesuatu kluster daripada terbentuk. 8. Adakah tindakan awalan (pre-emptive) ini perlu? Usaha melawan COVID-19 adalah tanggungjawab bersama. Semua pihak mempunyai peranan dalam usaha ini. Tindakan awalan boleh mengurangkan jangkitan serta menghalang pembentukan kluster baharu yang seterusnya boleh menyelamatkan nyawa dan memelihara kehidupan. 9. Berapa lama tempoh tindakan awalan (pre-emptive) yang perlu saya laksanakan? Tempoh tujuh (7) hari pertama sejak premis anda disenaraikan dalam HIDE adalah penting (hari pertama bermula sejak tarikh premis disenaraikan) kerana kluster boleh terbentuk dalam tempoh ini, sekiranya tiada langkah-langkah pencegahan dilaksanakan. Tindakan awalan (pre-emptive) seperti kawalan pergerakan orang ramai dan ujian saringan COVID-19 ke atas pekerja adalah langkah-langkah terbaik bagi menghalang penularan COVID-19. Para pemilik perniagaan juga dinasihatkan supaya terus berwaspada walaupun apabila premis anda telah dikeluarkan daripada senarai HIDE. 10. Bagaimana saya boleh mengeluarkan premis saya daripada senarai HIDE? Sekiranya tiada titik panas terbentuk di premis hasil tindakan awalan (pre-emptive) yang dilaksanakan, premis anda akan dikeluarkan daripada senarai HIDE dalam tempoh tujuh (7) hari selepas disenaraikan. Senarai premis yang telah dikeluarkan daripada HIDE akan diterbitkan secara harian. Walau bagaimanapun, sesebuah premis berkemungkinan akan disenaraikan dalam HIDE lebih daripada sekali. Ini menandakan tindakan kawalan di premis itu adalah tidak mencukupi. Premis yang sentiasa dikunjungi ramai, sesak serta tanpa sistem pengudaraan yang baik adalah berisiko tinggi untuk tersenarai lebih daripada sekali. Untuk masyarakat umum 11. Saya telah ke premis yang disenaraikan dalam HIDE, apa yang perlu saya lakukan? Jika anda mengunjungi premis yang tersenarai dalam HIDE dalam tempoh 7 hari penyenaraian, anda dinasihatkan untuk meminimumkan kontak dengan orang lain dan memerhatikan jika terdapat apa-apa simptom jangkitan pada diri anda. Jika terdapat simptom dalam tempoh 14 hari, anda dinasihatkan untuk menjalani ujian saringan COVID-19 di fasiliti kesihatan terdekat. 12. Apa yang perlu saya lakukan dengan senarai HIDE yang diterbitkan setiap hari? Kawalan kendiri oleh orang ramai dan para pemilik perniagaan merupakan barisan pertahanan pertama Malaysia dalam menghadapi COVID-19. Senarai HIDE bertujuan membantu orang ramai bagi membuat keputusan terbaik dalam menjalani kehidupan seharian ketika pandemik ini. .
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