High-risk people not issued travel e-pass ensures Aarogya Setu integration

Tuesday, 21 April 2020Newsdesk
High-risk people not issued travel e-pass ensures Aarogya Setu integration
In the first integration between the Central government’s Aarogya Setu mobile app and e-passes, the programme has checked 10,000 travel passes with its self-assessment and positive case data to make sure positive and high-risk people are not issued a pass, the application’s technology developers told The Indian Express.

New Delhi, 21 April 2020

As per news report of Indian Express, aside from this data, the developers of the app are also working to check the usefulness of their contact history algorithms. In conjunction with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), “on-ground checking” of Aarogya Setu data will be used to assess how many people deemed high-risk by the mobile app tested positive for the coronavirus.

Source -Indian Express

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