Coronavirus

With the country reopening around the corner, more than two million Sinovac recipients and some of the elderly will be losing their fully vaccinated status on 1 April due to...

There have been concerns recently about user data being recorded by the MySejahtera app. Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin had earlier this week clarified that user data from the app has...

The MySejahtera app has been part of the daily lives of pretty much everyone in the country since its inception. Though it looks like that may come to an end...

The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) is proposing that the government phase out the use of the MySejahtera check-ins, as it says that the function is no longer useful for contact...

Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has insisted that the MySejahtera data has been under the Ministry of Health’s administration since the first day of it being used as the national COVID-19...

As previously announced, those who received the Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine as well as individuals over 60 are set to lose their fully vaccinated status on 1 April if they have...

Malaysia and Singapore have announced that they will be fully reopening their borders for land travel between the two countries starting 1 April. This will coincide with Malaysia's shift to...

Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong today has announced several changes in regards to COVID-19 restrictions in the country. Among one of the major amendments to the policy is the...

The ministry of health (MOH) has revealed via Twitter that it is currently addressing a technical issue on the MySejahtera app. It said that a glitch is causing the system...

Earlier yesterday, we reported about the most recent MySejahtera build suddenly receiving a "Verified" badge right next to their name and identification number, with no explanation as to what the...

If you recently updated your MySejahtera app to the latest version, which is 1.18, you've probably noticed that the app now has a little blue badge directly below your name,...

Up until now, regardless of which COVID-19 vaccine shot you got, you've only got three options for boosters. They are Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Sinovac. But soon, there will be a...