AstraZeneca 2.0 opt-in: Some applicants get appointment in MySejahtera app after failing to register earlier


PETALING JAYA: Many Malaysians who "failed" to get an appointment for the AstraZeneca vaccine while trying to register for it on Wednesday (May 26) woke up to good news today (May 27) when their MySejahtera application was updated with an appointment for inoculation.

They were pleasantly surprised to the developments, although they did not get the date they chose for the vaccination during the second phase opt-in for the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine.

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