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Berusia 102 tahun, Tok Bedah jadi antara warga emas tertua terima MyKad baharu

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ALOR SETAR — A 102-year-old elderly woman was thrilled when she brought her two children to get a New Generation MyCard at the National Registration Department (JPN) in Anak Bukit, here today. Salleh Surgeon from Kampung Baru Tambak Bunga, Jalan Kuala Kedah still dared to step into JPN and looked cheerful throughout the process of creating the MyKad. According to...

ALOR SETAR: A 102-year-old elderly woman is among the 2,300 citizens who have renewed their new generation MyKad in the state. Bedah Salleh, who hails from Kampung Baru Tambak Bunga, took the opportunity to exchange for the new identity card with her two children, Sopeah Majid, 80, and Ghazali, 76. Deputy Director of the Kedah National Registration Department (JPN), ...

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Malay News- Malaysian newspapers from Kuala Lumpur broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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