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Health Bureau makes Venue QR Code available online

Simple process allowing venues and facilities to download code set up after bureau overwhelmed by thousands of requests.

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Simple process allowing venues and facilities to download code set up after bureau overwhelmed by thousands of requests.

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The Health Bureau (SSM) has launched a service to allow premises without a Venue QR Code to create one on the bureau’s e-platform, in order to comply with the government’s requirement for residents to activate a QR code before entering.

All venues and facilities in the city licensed by both the Municipal Affairs Bureau and Macao Government Tourism Office are required to make their contact-tracing-function venue codes available for patrons to scan in order to record their visits.

The Health Bureau said that it has recently been processing a large number of applications to create venue codes, which reached 2,729 from Thursday to Sunday.

Applicants will need to provide the correct venue information and a phone number via which they can receive a text message in order to complete the online application.

Once the venue code is generated, the respective contact person will receive an SMS showing their venue code and their login account for the applicant to download, save, print and post the venue code, the statement noted.

The Health Bureau is urging everyone living in Macao to use their Macao Health Code mobile app to record their whereabouts in order to help health officials in their epidemiological investigations during pandemic outbreaks and thus stop the spread of the novel coronavirus in the community as soon as possible.

The e-platform, officially called Enquiry and Assistance for Covid-19 Prevention and Control, aims to provide residents with an easier and more efficient way to access their information regarding pandemic outbreaks, including enquiries for those with red or yellow health codes due to incorrect address declaration and application for removal of red or yellow health code, The Macau Post Daily reported. 

 

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