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Najib leaves Langgak Duta home for Friday prayers at Kajang Prison

Former prime minister escorted by prison and police vehicles as he heads to the facility in accordance with prison procedures

Updated 20 minutes ago · Published on 13 Nov 2026 12:25PM

Najib leaves Langgak Duta home for Friday prayers at Kajang Prison
Najib's son, Mohd Nazifuddin, says his father would perform Friday prayers at Kajang Prison in accordance with procedures set by the prison authorities - November 13, 2026

FORMER prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak left his residence at Langgak Duta here at about 10.30am today, travelling in a Proton X70 accompanied by Malaysian Prisons Department and police vehicles.

News report cited that it was understood that the convoy was heading to Kajang Prison to enable Najib to perform Friday prayers there.

A check at the residence found no movement of individuals, including family members, in or out of the premises.

Neighbours in the surrounding area continued their usual daily activities without any disruption.

Media presence at the location was also relatively low, with only about two journalists observed in the area.

Yesterday, Najib's son, Datuk Mohd Nazifuddin, said his father would perform Friday prayers at Kajang Prison in accordance with procedures set by the prison authorities.

He said the arrangement was part of the standard operating procedures (SOP) that had to be observed. - November 13, 2026

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