Sungai Besar Umno division chief Datuk Seri Jamal Md Yunos has announced that he is now cancer-free, following an intense five-month battle with end-stage cancer.

According to a report by Sinar Harian, Jamal shared that specialists have confirmed the complete removal of cancer from his body after undergoing aggressive treatment.

“After battling end-stage cancer for four to five months, specialists have finally confirmed that the cancer is no longer in my body,” he said in a statement. He expressed deep gratitude to his family, friends, and supporters, crediting their unwavering prayers and encouragement for his recovery.

Jamal’s health struggles began in late 2023 when he experienced persistent pain in his head and neck while at home. In December, he was admitted to Prince Court Medical Centre after suffering a recurrence of stage-four lung cancer. His condition deteriorated significantly, leading to severe weight loss and physical weakness. By March 2024, doctors confirmed that the cancer had spread to his brain, raising serious concerns about his prognosis.

Throughout his treatment, Jamal was cared for at a private hospital in Ampang, where he received specialised therapy. His case drew public attention due to the aggressive progression of his illness and his political prominence.

Jamal’s recovery underscores the importance of timely and specialised medical intervention in managing advanced-stage cancers, as well as the potential for remission even in late-stage diagnoses with appropriate care.

His journey adds to a growing number of public figures in Malaysia who have shared their experiences with cancer, contributing to greater awareness and support for cancer patients across the country.