Malaysia’s King undergoes treatment for musculoskeletal pain

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar is expected to return to Malaysia on Feb 21. PHOTO: Agence France-Presse

PETALING JAYA – Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, the King of Malaysia, has successfully undergone conservative treatment for musculoskeletal pain abroad, according to a statement from Istana Negara.

Sultan Ibrahim is expected to return to Malaysia on Feb 21.

The condition, affecting muscles and bones, is attributed to the King’s intensive military training and active lifestyle, particularly his passion for polo during his younger years, read the statement.

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Sultan Ibrahim, along with his wife Raja Zarith Sofiah, the Queen of Malaysia, expressed their heartfelt appreciation to the people of Malaysia for their prayers and well-wishes.

“Their Majesties extend their sincere gratitude to all Malaysians who have performed special prayers and continuously prayed for His Majesty,” the statement read.