- Malaysia's former prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, 100, disclosed he suffered a hip fracture and head injury after a fall on 6 January.
- He explained that he lost control of his legs before the incident and underwent over three months of treatment, being discharged in March.
- Despite his leg healing and regaining the ability to stand, Mr Mahathir stated he still finds it difficult to control his leg movements, likening it to having no legs.
- His prolonged hospital stay earlier this year generated considerable public concern throughout the country.
- Mr Mahathir, known for his healthy and active lifestyle, has a history of heart disease but credits his longevity to maintaining mental and physical engagement.
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