As Malaysians bid farewell to MySejahtera, what’s next for the app?


Though it may no longer be needed for check-in, Khairy said the management teams at various premises are still required to check the risk status of visitors through the MySejahtera app. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Social media users have created memes to say goodbye to MySejahtera after Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin announced that it will no longer be mandatory to check-in to premises using the app starting May 1.

The admin on Mydin Malaysia’s Twitter and Facebook accounts uploaded a memorial photo for MySejahtera with the line “March 2020 - May 2022”. The post has received more than 28,000 likes.

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