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The passing of Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi yesterday left a profound impact on the nation, as Malaysians reflect on his legacy of leadership rooted in values, integrity, and thoughtful governance. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

The remains of the late fifth Prime Minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, 85, transported from his residence at Persiaran Tuanku Ja'afar to the National Mosque earlier today. - Photo by Bernama

Malaysia’s fifth Prime Minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi breathed his last at IJN at 7.10pm on April 14, 2025, at the age of 85. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

The situation outside the residence of the late former Prime Minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, 85, at Persiaran Tuanku Ja'afar, Kuala Lumpur, last night. - Photo by Bernama

Islam Hadhari, one of the key pillars of Abdullah's leadership, emphasised efforts to elevate the quality of life through the acquisition of knowledge and the development of human capital and physical infrastructure, which are fundamental to the construction of civilisation. - Bernama file photo

Khairy said the lying-in-state would take place at the main prayer hall of the mosque before the remains of the statesman were taken to the Heroes’ Mausoleum for the burial ceremony. - Bernama photo

Abdullah sought to tackle disparities in economic development across regions. - Bernama file photo

A National Heart Institute hearse carrying Tun Abdullah's remains arrived at 9.07pm escorted by nine vehicles with his family. - Bernama photo

In a Facebook post today, Anwar shared the sad news of Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s passing, describing him as a friend and a statesman of great character. - Photo credit: Anwar Ibrahim/FB

The nation mourns the loss of Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Malaysia’s 5th Prime Minister and a pivotal figure who contributed a lot to the development of the country’s human capital, which earned him the title of Malaysia’s Father of Human Capital Development. - BERNAMA FILE PIX