As announced this afternoon by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), those that are stuck at their respective hometowns may request to travel back to the city via the Gerak Malaysia app. Users must submit their travel details including the origin and destination address through the app. For those who can’t sign up via smartphones, they can apply manually at their nearest police station.
To speed up the application process, the police has shared a copy of the form via Facebook. According to the police, you must print and submit two copies.
You can save the image above or download a PDF copy here.
Do note that you must call your nearest police station to make an appointment before submitting the form. This is to ensure there’s no overcrowding at the station. For those who don’t have a smartphone or internet access, you may fill up the forms that are available at the station. However, you must also make an appointment with them.
The police reiterated that interstate travel is only for those who are stuck at their hometowns or at other places to go back to their respective homes. As mentioned previously, balik kampung trips are not allowed.
Those that have submitted their application are only allowed to travel at the following dates by location:
7th May (Thursday) – From Kuala Lumpur
8th May (Friday) – From Perak, Johor and Kelantan
9th May (Saturday) – From Perlis, Kedah, Pulau Pinang, Melaka and Pahang
10th May (Sunday) – From Selangor, Negeri Sembilan and Terengganu
If you want to find out how to apply via Gerak Malaysia, you can refer to this post.
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