MySejahtera now lets parents register children from 5 to 11 years old for COVID-19 vaccines

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Photo from The Star

As you may know, the Malaysian government arranges COVID-19 vaccines based on age groups. Elderly people get priority, with younger people getting their doses later. Now, the government is allowing parents to register their children as dependents.

According to The Star, a Ministry of Health consultant has confirmed that you can soon register your children as vaccine dependents on MySejahtera. Specifically, you can register children between 5 to 11 years old. All you need is to enter their full names and MyKad or passport number. For your info, this feature was technically implemented last year. But at the time, it applied to children over 12 years old.

Currently, some users are still unable to see the feature, so the update might not be up for you yet. Have you seen it on your MySejahtera app? Do let us know in the comments, and stay tuned to TechNave for more tech news like this.