Summary
- Najib spent eight hours outside his residence on November 13.
- Activities included hospital treatment, Friday prayers and rehabilitation sessions.
- Prisons Department says movements complied with house arrest conditions.
KUALA LUMPUR, November 14 — Malaysia’s Prisons Department clarified that former Prime Minister Najib Razak’s eight-hour outing from his house arrest residence Friday.
Involved medical, religious and rehabilitation activities. The department said Najib left at 10.25am for an orthopaedic follow-up appointment at Kuala Lumpur Hospital.
He subsequently attended Friday prayers at Kajang Prison Mosque, followed by Quranic studies with a JAKIM religious teacher and counselling with a prison psychologist.
Najib departed Kajang Prison at 5.50pm and returned to his Jalan Langgak Duta residence at 6.25pm. Authorities said all movements complied with established procedures and supervision requirements.
