MySejahtera app in urgent need of improvement


I TRIED to do a walk-in vaccination on July 27 near my house. I was told by frontliners there that I have been “locked out” of the vaccination process by the MySejahtera app because I had earlier cancelled a June 23 appointment.

The app message said I would be given a new appointment within 30 days of June 23. There has been no new appointment although the 30-day deadline has passed.

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