Malaysia

Anwar declared fit for duty after routine medical check-up

The Prime Minister has been certified to be in good health following a routine medical examination at a Selangor hospital, with doctors confirming he is fit to continue carrying out his official responsibilities

Updated 7 months ago · Published on 18 Jan 2026 3:13PM

Anwar declared fit for duty after routine medical check-up
The hospital states that the assessment was an important measure to ensure that Anwar remains fully capable of leading the country and discharging his responsibilities to the rakyat - January 18, 2026

PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has received a clean bill of health after undergoing a routine medical check-up at a hospital in Selangor, according to an official statement issued on Jan 18.

The director of Hospital Sultan Idris Shah in Serdang said medical findings confirmed that the Prime Minister was in good health and able to carry on with his duties without restriction.

“The findings indicate that he is fit to continue with all official duties as scheduled.

“The check-up underscores the Prime Minister’s commitment to maintaining his physical fitness and overall well-being,” the statement said.

The hospital added that the assessment was an important measure to ensure that Anwar remains fully capable of leading the country and discharging his responsibilities to the rakyat with continued dedication.

The routine examination was described as part of regular health monitoring and not prompted by any medical concern. - January 18, 2026

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