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Najib hospitalised, in stable condition

MUHAMMAD AMNAN HIBRAHIM
By MUHAMMAD AMNAN HIBRAHIM
04 Sep 2022 02:51pm
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SHAH ALAM - Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, who is currently serving a prison sentence at Kajang Prison, was recently hospitalised.

Based on Astro Awani’s report, the matter was confirmed by his official who also informed that the former Umno President's condition was stable and necessary medical tests were conducted.

"Yes, Datuk Seri (NajiB) is in a stable condition, and currently going through all necessary medical tests," the official said.

Najib began serving a prison sentence on August 23 after the Federal Court upheld his conviction of 12-year prison sentence with RM210 million fine he faced in the embezzlement case of SRC International Sdn Bhd's RM42 million fund.

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