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PM brings a personal touch to Kuala Lumpur Hospital visit

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim meets patients, praises healthcare heroes for their dedication

3:56 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim brought a human touch to Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) today, visiting wards, observing operations, and exchanging smiles with patients and members of the public receiving treatment.

In a heartfelt post on social media, Anwar said his thoughts were with those in care, wishing them recovery and strength.

“I took the opportunity to observe operations at the HKL today while greeting and checking on members of the public receiving treatment. My prayers are with them for recovery, ease in all matters and continued strength,” he shared.

The Prime Minister didn’t forget the hospital’s frontline warriors. He extended his gratitude to HKL’s healthcare staff for their tireless efforts.

“Thank you to all HKL healthcare personnel who continue to serve with patience, compassion and great sacrifice in safeguarding the lives and welfare of the rakyat every day,” he added.

Known for its bustling corridors and packed wards, HKL sees thousands of patients each day. Anwar’s visit provided a rare moment of warmth and encouragement amid the hospital’s usual hustle and bustle. – May 22, 2026

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