According to Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin, the digital blood donor card is now available on the MySejahtera application.
In his Twitter posting on 30 September 2022, he said that the blood donor card had been updated in the app, and users can now add the card to Apple’s Health app and Google. “Blood donor card update for @my_sejahtera. Available for Apple now. Google normally a day after. Next update will contain red book donation record,” he said.
Blood donor card update for @my_sejahtera. Available for Apple now. Google normally a day after.
Next update will contain red book donation record. pic.twitter.com/sc1Ehg6TQt— Khairy Jamaluddin ??? (@Khairykj) September 30, 2022
However, not all blood donors will automatically receive their digital cards. According to MySejahtera, only those who donated their blood at blood collection centres Using Blood Bank Information System (BBISV2), which is used nationwide in 22 blood collection centres, will receive the Blood Donor Card.
Besides, donations not documented in BBISV2 at this moment are not included in the donation count, but it is said that the information might be updated in the future.
In the latest update, users can also search for health facilities that provide specific services such as the paxlovid (COVID antiviral medication) and blood donation.
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