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Prime Minister shares heartfelt family reunion in Cherok Tokun

Anwar made a brief stop at his family home in Cherok Tokun, reconnecting with siblings and close relatives before continuing his official engagements in Kedah

Updated 7 months ago · Published on 08 Mar 2026 12:59PM

Prime Minister shares heartfelt family reunion in Cherok Tokun
“Thank God, I was able to ease the longing and reminisce a little about old memories with the family before continuing my journey to Kulim, Kedah,” Anwar says - March 8, 2026

PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim took a moment to reconnect with his family during a short visit to his ancestral home in Cherok Tokun following official duties in Permatang Pauh.

In a post on Facebook, Anwar described the stop as a welcome opportunity to meet his elder brother, younger sibling, and other close relatives.

“After attending to matters in Permatang Pauh, I returned briefly to our family home in Cherok Tokun and met my elder brother, younger sibling, and other close family members,” he wrote.

Reflecting on the visit, the Prime Minister added, “Thank God, I was able to ease the longing and reminisce a little about old memories with the family before continuing my journey to Kulim, Kedah.”

The personal interlude offers a glimpse into the private life of the Prime Minister, highlighting the importance he places on family bonds even amid a busy schedule of national and regional responsibilities. - March 8, 2026

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