KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysians on Twitter have shared their AstraZeneca vaccine experience with the rib-tickling hashtag #CucukMYAZ.
The hashtag began trending since early yesterday morning as the voluntary AstraZeneca vaccination programme kicked off at special vaccination centres (PPVs) at World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur, Universiti Malaya, and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
Relating their stories with fellow netizens, most of the posts shared by Twitter users were light-hearted.
Some even went out of their way to provide a blow-by-blow account of what transpired, from the time they entered the PPVs through to the end of the entire process.
Twitter user Syawal Hafriz (@syawalhafriz) applauded those involved in making the programme a success.
First dose - checked. So far so good. The entire process was well-coordinated, took less than 30mins.
— Syawal Hafriz (@syawalhafriz) May 5, 2021
Take whatever vaccine that is made available to you. Trust NPRA. Thank you @Khairykj, @JKJAVMY & everyone involved.#LindungDiriLindungSemua#CucukMYAZ pic.twitter.com/9aJQN9SrmF
“First dose – checked. So far so good. The entire process was well-coordinated, took less than 30mins,” he said.
“Take whatever vaccine that is made available to you. Trust NPRA. Thank you @Khairykj (Khairy Jamaluddin), @JKJAVMY (Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force – CITF) & everyone involved.”
Another user Nadiah Wan (@lapetitemaligne) described the cheery atmosphere surrounding the programme.
My aunt is waiting for her turn at PWTC and clapping for each and every person who got their jab as they exit ? So much joy. Lets keep vaccinating! #CucukMYAZ
— Nadiah Wan (@lapetitemaligne) May 5, 2021
“My aunt is waiting for her turn at PWTC and clapping for each and every person who got their jab as they exit. So much joy. Let’s keep vaccinating! #CucukMYAZ”
#CucukMYAZ, which has more than 3,000 tweets to its name at the time of writing, has become a source of humour for netizens over its suggestive nature. The hashtag is believed to have been created by user R (@rincredible).
“Because it came up more than a couple of times – yes, I know what #CucukMYAZ sounds like when you say it out loud and it’s VERY intentional,” R. said.
“Give me some credit la, I’ve worked in marketing and advertising for over a decade and been paid to write for almost two.”
Because it came up more than a couple of times - yes, I know what #CucukMYAZ sounds like when you say it out loud and it's VERY intentional. Give me some credit la, I've worked in marketing and advertising for over a decade and been paid to write for almost two.
— R. (@rincredible) May 5, 2021
The creator of the hashtag had also made a thread of other #CucukMYAZ threads, showing the different processes of the varying PPVs.
This is a thread of #CucukMYAZ threads, showing how the process is at the different PPVs. Thank you to all the people who documented the process!
— R. (@rincredible) May 5, 2021
Others such as Leesh (@iMleesh) also relayed useful information.
A number of you have asked. No, you don’t immediately get your 2nd dose appointment. Final station officer said it will be at the 12-week mark. Wait for MySejahtera to push out the appointment date. After 1st dose, you will see your app updated #CucukMYAZ #AstraZeneca pic.twitter.com/5lEQRp7qRt
— Leesh (@iMleesh) May 5, 2021
“A number of you have asked. No, you don’t immediately get your 2nd dose appointment. Final station officer said it will be at the 12-week mark.”
“Wait for MySejahtera to push out the appointment date. After 1st dose, you will see your app updated #CucukMYAZ #AstraZeneca”
In another tweet, Leesh said: “5 hours after my AZ jab. The headache has completely gone away. The slight tiredness earlier has also gone away. I am feeling fine now. #CucukMYAZ”
Meanwhile, a Twitter user named pichang goyeng original (@thewootwoot) told other vaccine recipients to go early if their appointment is after 5pm.
“If your appointment is AFTER 5pm like me (mine kept changing in MySj), please go earlier. The PPV closes at 5pm because of Ramadan,”
IMPORTANT THING #CucukMYAZ
— pichang goyeng original (@thewootwoot) May 5, 2021
If your appointment is AFTER 5pm like me (mine kept changing in MySj), please go earlier. The PPV closes at 5pm because of Ramadan.
Jika janjitemu anda SELEPAS pukul 5petang, sila pergi lebih awal. Pusat PPV tutup pada jam 5petang kerana Ramadan.
For legal reasons lol, this is my personal experience of taking the vaccine at Universiti Malaya on 5th May 2021 from 9.15am to 10.30am.
— Jeems (@disinJayneuous) May 5, 2021
Side Effects:
11.40am Arm soreness
Will update if any other side effects appear. Feel free to reach out!#CucukMYAZ #AstraZeneca pic.twitter.com/NRcWPv8REW
The voluntary AstraZeneca vaccination programme opened for booking last Sunday and some 286,800 slots were snapped up in under four hours.
The government had promised 286,800 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, made available on a voluntary basis here and in Selangor, after concerns were raised regarding the safety of the vaccine. – The Vibes, May 6, 2021
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