News & Reviews:   Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia

The Ministry of Health (MOH) today announced that its Online Clinic Appointment System is currently facing technical difficulties with efforts ongoing to rectify the issue. A total of 112 government clinics are affected by the technical issue, with the system expected to return to normal only after 20 July 2022.

By now, you should have spotted a new 'Verified' status on your MySejahtera app account whenever entering a premise. This doesn't mean you're some sort of celebrity or influencer, as what social media accounts depict, but rather because your account is legitimate or not.

Just this morning, the Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia posted a new short notice on its Facebook page regarding the MySejahtera app. In this short news, every Malaysian can now make an early vaccination appointment through the Helpdesk there.

Late last night, the Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia posted that we could apparently get a faster COVID-19 vaccine appointment on the MySejahtera app. On the contrary, the same Facebook page also quickly debunked the post by saying it's fake news, saying there's no such thing as an appointment shortcut.

As the Malaysia economy has begun to pick itself up in this Recovery MCO period, some of you might have encountered some odd-looking containers outside a supermarket. Call it a disinfection box/chamber/tunnel/booth/gate, it looks like it was done with a good intention on keeping a person hygienically clean but the Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM) thinks it's not a good idea.

While the frontliners are continuing their battle against COVID-19, we are also battling against fake news that spreads faster than the virus itself through chain messages in WhatsApp by your naive friends and family. Today, we will put two rumours to an end once and for all, as reported by the World Health Organization (WHO) - hot weather will not prevent COVID-19 and being infected does not mean you're destined to die.