Health Minister Joins Over 300 Participants in Melaka Fun Walk

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MELAKA, 9 November 2026 (The Capital Post) – Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad joined more than 300 youths and local community members in a three-kilometre walk at the Sihat dan Santai Orang Muda Melaka programme held at Kolej Vokasional Melaka Tengah in Bukit Katil on Sunday.

Dzulkefly flagged off participants in the Fun Walk before joining them in the activity, which aimed to promote active lifestyles and encourage greater awareness of personal health among young Malaysians.

The programme was organised through a strategic collaboration involving the Ministry of Health (MOH), Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (KPKM) and Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (FAMA).

The initiative was held in conjunction with Bulan Malaysia Sihat Sejahtera (BMSS) 2026, supporting ongoing efforts to strengthen public well-being by encouraging healthier daily habits.

Carrying the theme “Sihat Itu Saya”, the programme emphasised the importance of making physical activity and personal health management part of everyday life, particularly among younger generations.

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The event also served as a platform to encourage community participation in health-related activities while raising awareness of the benefits of maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle.

Following the programme, Dzulkefly visited elderly patients and spent time with their family members. The visits highlighted the importance of patient welfare, family support and closer engagement between healthcare personnel and the local community.

Also present were Deputy Defence Minister Adly Zahari, Deputy Director-General of Health (Public Health) Dr Ismuni bin Bohari, Melaka State Health Director Dr Husnina binti Ibrahim and Ministry of Health Health Education Division Director Aziman bin Mahdi.

According to a post on the official Facebook page of KEMENTERIAN KESIHATAN MALAYSIA, the programme was part of efforts to promote healthier lifestyles and strengthen community engagement through BMSS 2026 activities. – The Capital Post