For those who are driving to WTC KL for their vaccination appointment (Oxford/AstraZeneca), please note of the following:

1. Park at the basement, period. Forget about Level 4 (Aras 4) parking as it is almost always full unless you come very early but do keep in mind the parking rate here is RM10 per entry. Compare that to the basement parking it is only RM6 for 2 hours (possibly RM3/hour). The parking lot offers parking ticket and Touch & Go options.

2. After you are parked at basement, follow the signboards which are clear and easy to find to the vaccination center at WTC KL. If you aren't sure can ask the RELA who are there. In summary you have to exit the car park (walking of course) and turn left after you have exited the car park.

3. There are only Station 1, 2, & 3. The MySejahtera application will indicate which station you are assigned too. So check before hand and ask the police if you aren't sure who are quite helpful. Queue accordingly to your station as all the 3 stations queue up at the same place but in different lanes.

4. Don't try to cut queue at all times (outside or inside) like seriously. You'll get sounded by the RELA/Police. Just stay at your lane. They will ensure those queue up first will go in first, so don't worry even if someone starts to queue up at an empty lane.

5. Keep your MySejahtera app open at all times because at every single entry there will be checking it and asking you to scan the QR code. Please bring you original ID whether NRIC or Passport (for foreigners).

6. Please fill up both consent form (they are the same) and leave the signature part empty. Don't sign the consent form until you are with consulting doctors who will ask you few questions before he ask you to sign and he will sign the witness portion.

7. Follow the SOP at all times -- do I have to say this really?

Sekian, Terima kasih.

This post has been edited by Piros: May 17 2021, 06:15 PM

Yes. It was raining cats and dogs plus I was running late already.

Not necessarily, post-injection symptoms vary significantly among people who've received the vaccine, so how you feel after the shot isn't a litmus test for whether the immunization worked.