In a tweet, MySejahtera said the public can still go for their Covid-19 vaccination appointments as scheduled at vaccination centres (PPV). — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
Update: MySejahtera tweeted at 9.15pm on Jan 20 that the issue has been resolved and users can now fully access all features on the app.
PETALING JAYA: The MySejahtera app is currently inaccessible due to technical issues.
Users attempting to access the app will be greeted with a “scheduled maintenance” message and urged to try again later
Also, they may not be able to access the information under the Covid-19 vaccination tab.
In a tweet, MySejahtera said the public can still go for their Covid-19 vaccination appointments as scheduled at vaccination centres (PPV).
Twitter users responded to the announcement, saying that the issue is preventing them from entering vaccination centres as they couldn't produce their appointment records.
One user also claimed that the appointment was delayed due to this issue.
In June last year, MySejahtera faced a similar problem – users had difficulties accessing certain features of the app due to high traffic.
PETALING JAYA: The MySejahtera app is currently inaccessible due to technical issues.
Users attempting to access the app will be greeted with a “scheduled maintenance” message and urged to try again later
Also, they may not be able to access the information under the Covid-19 vaccination tab.
In a tweet, MySejahtera said the public can still go for their Covid-19 vaccination appointments as scheduled at vaccination centres (PPV).
Twitter users responded to the announcement, saying that the issue is preventing them from entering vaccination centres as they couldn't produce their appointment records.
One user also claimed that the appointment was delayed due to this issue.
In June last year, MySejahtera faced a similar problem – users had difficulties accessing certain features of the app due to high traffic.
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