Health minister Khairy Jamaluddin, in a tweet, said the new features will assist users in monitoring and obtaining more details on their health status.

He said health screening and immunisation records of children could also be seen via the app and urged Malaysians to update their MySejahtera to access the latest features.

In the same post, Khairy also shared several pictures displaying the new features, including the health details of the user, such as their height, blood pressure and body weight.

MySejahtera was launched on April 20, 2020 and functioned as a one-stop app to facilitate users in obtaining information and monitoring Covid-19 when the country was affected by the pandemic.

However, since May 1, the scanning of QR code via MySejahtera to enter premises is no longer compulsory as the nation moved towards the endemic phase.

The MySejahtera app can be updated now via Google Play Store for Android users and Apple App Store (for IOS users).