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Suspected Covid-19 cases must reschedule jab appointments

Those listed on MySejahtera as confirmed infected but asymptomatic, suspected, PUS cannot go to immunisation centres, JKJAV says

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 15 May 2021 12:03PM

Suspected Covid-19 cases must reschedule jab appointments
JKJAV says individuals suspected of having contracted Covid-19, and with their MySejahtera status reflecting this, must call the 1800-888-828 hotline to cancel their vaccination appointments. – The Vibes file pic, May 15, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Individuals likely to have been exposed to Covid-19, with their MySejahtera app showing such a status, have been told to reschedule their vaccination appointments.

The Special Committee on Covid-19 Vaccine Supply Access Guarantee (JKJAV), in a tweet today, said anyone whose MySejahtera profile states they are a confirmed case, but asymptomatic; suspected case; or, person under surveillance must not go to vaccination centres even if they have confirmed their appointments.

“Please call the hotline to cancel your appointment. You will receive a new date soon,” it said on both Twitter and Facebook.

The hotline number is 1800-888-828. – The Vibes, May 15, 2021

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