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Kuala Lumpur, May 7 – Good news for Malaysians! Datuk Mohd Na'im Mokhtar, the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs), is demonstrating a positive recovery after being admitted to Putrajaya Hospital for food poisoning. The news has been met with relief and well wishes from across the nation.

Initial reports indicated that the Minister sought medical attention earlier this week after experiencing symptoms consistent with food poisoning. He was promptly admitted to Putrajaya Hospital for observation and treatment. Concerns were raised regarding his condition, but the latest updates paint a much more encouraging picture.

Sources within the hospital have confirmed that Datuk Mohd Na'im's condition has significantly improved. While he remains under medical care, his vital signs are stable and he is responding well to treatment. The hospital is providing round-the-clock monitoring to ensure his continued progress.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of food safety and hygiene. Food poisoning can affect anyone, and it's crucial to be vigilant about the food we consume, especially when dining out or travelling. Health authorities consistently emphasize the need for proper food handling practices to prevent outbreaks and protect public health.

The Prime Minister's Office has released a brief statement acknowledging the Minister’s illness and expressing gratitude for the medical team’s dedication. They also requested privacy for Datuk Mohd Na'im and his family during this time. The statement further indicated that the Minister’s duties are being temporarily handled by his deputies to ensure the smooth functioning of the Religious Affairs Department.

Many Malaysians have taken to social media to wish Datuk Mohd Na'im a speedy recovery. His role in promoting religious harmony and understanding within the country is widely respected, and his absence is keenly felt. The nation joins in sending well wishes for his full and swift recovery, hoping for his return to duty soon.

This is a developing story and we will continue to provide updates as they become available. Stay tuned to our website for the latest news on the Minister’s condition and any further announcements from the Prime Minister's Office.