PMO communications chief Rozaid Rahman dies at 59
PETALING JAYA: Rozaid Rahman, the communications director at the Prime Minister’s Office, died this evening of heart complications. He was 59.
He died in his home in Putra Heights, two weeks after
being discharged from hospital where he had received treatment for a heart condition.
he His death was confirmed by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s press secretary, Tunku Nashrul Tunku Abaidah.
Rozaid, a former group editor-in-chief of Sinar Harian, joined the department in May last year.
Government spokesman and communication minister Fahmi Fadzil said Rozaid was extremely dedicated to his job, very approachable and well respected.
Rozaid began his career in journalism as a cadet reporter with Utusan Malaysia in 1984. In 2021 he joined Sinar Harian where he helped launch Sinar Daily, an English news portal for the Karangkraf Media Group.
He was also previously with The Star as an executive editor.
- https://www.msn.com/en-my/health/other/pmo-communications-chief-rozaid-rahman-dies-at-59/ar-AA1p0dOS?ocid=00000000
Related
I'm a fitness coach - here's the MENTAL hack that will help you achieve all of your workout goals
Chaz Spackman, from Utah, has more than 300,000 followers on TikTok, where he shares his tips for building muscle and losing body fat.
Health1MDB trial postponed as Najib warded at Hospital Kuala Lumpur
KUALA LUMPUR: The 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) trial involving Datuk Seri Najib Razak is postponed for two days due to the former prime minister being warded at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) since Monday (Sept 9) for acute knee pain. Read full story
Health‘Cover up, use repellent to keep malaria at bay’
IN CONJUNCTION with World Malaria Day on May 12, Dr Sukhvinder Singh Sandhu, a public health physician from the Selangor Health Department said in a radio interview that malaria should be taken seriously although it is not a threat. Read full story
HealthThinaah admits need for improvement after Korea Open loss
She said both of them understood that extreme fatigue or Pearly's injury should not be the excuse for them missing the first title of the season.
HealthWhat happens to your body when you stop eating sugar?
In modern diet culture, sugar has been cast as the supervillain. We're told that it's as addictive as a Class A drug and just as deadly. While this headline-grabbing agenda leaves out much of the nuance, it's true that the average person's diet is worryingly high in processed foods that are packed with refined sugars. Almost any product that you find on a supermarket shelf has added sugar, even if it's savory and advertised as "healthy." From bread to barbecue sauce, it's simply everywhere. This means that most of us are probably consuming far more sugar than we even know, so removing it from our diets can have surprisingly drastic effects. Curious to know more? Then click through this gallery and find out exactly what happens to your body when you stop eating sugar.
Health"I pushed through pain for Malaysia's gold" - Bonnie
Bonnie, who had been struggling with the injury since last week, revealed that the pain had led to significant swelling.
HealthDangerous trio: Are Malaysians overindulging in sugar, salt, and oil?
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 6 — The excessive consumption of sugar, salt, and oil has become a significant health concern in rece...
HealthMore than 200 PJ folks get subsidised flu jabs
SUBSIDISED influenza vaccines were provided for residents in Sections 11 and 12, Petaling Jaya in Selangor, under an initiative by Bukit Gasing assemblyman Rajiv Rishyakaran’s office. Read full story
Health