News & Reviews:   MySejahtera

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.

Just yesterday, the MySejahtera app had a new update that allows people to trace a person nearby who is covid-infected. To make sure that everyone is safe, our Health Minister, Khairy Jamaluddin would like to advise everyone to turn on the Bluetooth at all times.

MySejahtera's new feature MySJ Trace is now live for all Android users! If you have no idea what is it, the feature utilizes Bluetooth to detect whether a person nearby is diagnosed with COVID-19. The system will then notify those who may have been in close contact with that person.

By now, many Malaysians have gotten used to life with the MySejahtera app. The QR codes we scan with the app serves as a record for COVID-19 contact tracing. But the Ministry of Health (MOH) doesn't seem to think it's enough and has taken steps to improve it.

See someone or a premise that's not following standard operating procedures (SOPs)? Now you don't have to just make random posts on Facebook or make official phone calls to complain. The MySejahtera app is getting an update that will make things easier for you.

In case you missed it, the MySejahtera app has a new update that will let you show not only your covid-19 risk status but as well as your vaccination status. The update is already rolling out as we speak on your Apple App Store, Google Play Store and the Huawei AppGallery.

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.

The MCMC Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has recently released a statement hinting that the MySejahtera App, which is currently being used by more than 25 million Malaysians will most likely become a Super App in the future. With that in mind, the upcoming Super App will have various features including e-finance, education, delivery, and many more.

Starting from today onwards, it will be possible to help your parents and children above the age of 18 register for the COVID-19 on the MySejahtera app starting from 19 March 2021. In order to do so, all you need to do is head into the MySejahtera App and follow the necessary steps in order to have your family registered.