Took the jab yesterday for 10am slot at WTCKL. Since i stay at sentul, i took the ampang line train and got there after 2 stations.

I reached there around 9:45, the hall is quite empty. Volunteers are everywhere to point you to your jab station. First thing to do is scan normal mysejahtera, then they have you seat to fill in 2 consent forms. Protip: bring own pen, faster no need wait for them to give. (Time here 2 minutes)

Then you go straight into your station and register using the mysejahtera vaccine page QR code. (1 minute)

Afterwards you'll get ushered to the consultation table where you can ask any questions and concerns you have about your health. (2 minutes here)

Then straight away into the jab station. They jab you then asked you to scan another QR code using mysejahtera vaccine code. (30 seconds)

You'll be ushered to the observation hall. Depends on your health condition, you'll be held there for either 15 or 30 minutes. They call your name by groups to give out the vaccine card and have a quick debriefing on what to do afterwards. (I stayed there for 15 minutes only)

So by 10:10 i was already out of WTCKL heading home. No immediate side effects.

After 11 hours, i started to have headache. Took 2 panadol pills and rest with plenty of drinks. Woke up for sahur at 5, feeling heavy on the head, chills, shivers, and massive body ache. So i skipped sahur and went back to bed. Now 11:30am, 25 hours after the jab, my body still feeling a little sore, but no more headache or body ache.

Conclusion:
Morning session the hall is empty. Go early, you might get in early. Volunteers are very friendly and helpful.

Experience 10/10
Side effects 5/10

nope, I did tell the consultant that i have my BP readings with me ( I took it myself for 4 days)

The doc looked at it and said it's still okay (my readings was around 138/95 for 3 out of 4 days)

Bring your prescribed meds if you have and tell them if you have any surgery records and allergies. They wont test you, but they'll take your words for it and take into considerations