Ismail Sabri, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, has undergone a procedure to install a pacemaker, according to local media reports. The operation was conducted at a hospital in Kuala Lumpur, as confirmed by Utusan Malaysia. The procedure was carried out under medical supervision, and Sabri is currently recovering.
The news came after a statement from his office, which confirmed the surgery and emphasized that the health condition of the leader is stable. A legal representative of Sabri had previously announced the procedure, stating it was scheduled for the afternoon. The timing of the surgery was not disclosed in detail, but sources indicate it was completed successfully.
The pacemaker implantation is a common medical intervention for individuals with heart rhythm disorders. While no specific details about Sabri’s health condition were provided, the procedure is considered routine and does not pose a significant risk to his daily activities. The Malaysian government has not issued any further statements on the matter, focusing instead on maintaining public confidence in the leadership.
(utusan.com.my)
(kosmo.com.my)
