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Malaysian PM Anwar undergoes medical examination

From The Straits Times · () English

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  • Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is currently undergoing medical examinations and procedures.
  • He is expected to remain under medical observation for two days, according to a statement from his office.
  • Malaysians are urged to pray for his smooth recovery and continued good health.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is undergoing medical examinations and procedures as determined by his medical specialists. The Prime Minister's Office confirmed on August 10 that Anwar is expected to be under medical observation for a period of two days.

According to a statement issued by the Prime Minister's Office, Anwar is currently undergoing the necessary examinations and procedures. His senior press secretary, Nashrul Abaidah, stated that the Prime Minister is receiving care as prescribed by his medical team. The statement did not provide specific details regarding the nature of the medical examinations or procedures being performed.

The Prime Minister is currently undergoing examinations and procedures determined by the team of medical specialists.

โ€” Nashrul AbaidahSenior press secretary to the Prime Minister, confirming Anwar Ibrahim is undergoing medical procedures.

The Prime Minister's Office has called upon the Malaysian public to offer prayers for the successful completion of Anwar's medical procedures and for his sustained good health. "We pray that all matters relating to the Prime Ministerโ€™s examinations and procedures will be eased and that he will be granted continued good health so that he can return to his duties as usual in the near future, God willing," said Nashrul Abaidah in the statement.

Anwar Ibrahim is expected to return to his official duties following the completion of his medical observation period. The public awaits further updates on his condition and his subsequent return to work.

We pray that all matters relating to the Prime Ministerโ€™s examinations and procedures will be eased and that he will be granted continued good health so that he can return to his duties as usual in the near future, God willing.

โ€” Nashrul AbaidahSenior press secretary to the Prime Minister, expressing hopes for Anwar Ibrahim's recovery.
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