The 113-year-old took his last breath after being hospitalised for fever at the Saratok Hospital.
Seliman Bandang, the oldest man in Malaysia, passed away at the age of 113. His passing was confirmed by his son, Tuai Rumah Mulok Seliman.
According to his son, Seliman was hospitalised on 10 August after suffering from a fever and refusing to eat. But apart from that, he suffered from no other illnesses. His title was then made official on 29 August 2021 on the Malaysia Book of Records’ Facebook page via a live stream. When asked what his secret to a long life was, he noted happiness and a stress-free life to be the answer.
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