MySejahtera is one of the applications used by many local users due to Covid-19, including to scan the location of movement, and also to store information related to vaccination.
Since then, MySejahtera itself has also been expanded to support several additional things, including to store other medical data, including for organ donation, blood donation records, and others.
Today, sharing about MySejahtera in Parliament, the government shared that it wants to make the application a "super app" or an all-in-one application, focusing on the management of the country's public health.
With this step, it will become one of the centers for health-related data - at the same time making it easier to use in determining the direction of the country's health, including the preparation of budgets, services and so on.
The Malaysian Ministry of Health also said that the MySejahtera application and data rights, including intellectual property rights, source code, brands and logos belong to the government.