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8 November 2005

Tuesday, 8 November 2005, 10.38 am - 1.02 pm. 6 Syawal 1426 Hijrah.

I received an e-mail from En. Mohd. Fadli Ghani dated 15 October 2005. He informed he has got a baby girl on 1 Ramadhan (Wednesday, 5 October 2005). He has not named his baby girl yet. I congratulated him for the new arrival. At least one of our contributors is happy.

There were several things he wanted to touch on concerning the early Malay doctors.
  1. He has not accessed the enveloped in which he recorded concerning Malay Traditional Healing. He will try to obtain it.
  2. He wanted the text on early Malay doctors to undergo proof reading first before it gets published. He has offered to read the text and to correct certain facts especially the following:
    1. To omit the correction for spelling Prof. W. Roff
    2. Haji Mat Penambang was Muhammad Salleh ibni Ahmad Penambang
    3. The detention of Dr. Haji Abbas by the British appeared in the book by A. Samad Ahmad
    4. En. Fadli Ghani's article concerning karya sains Melayu has been sent for publishing but it has not been published yet
He wanted these mistakes corrected especially those matters which involve his name. I replied to him accordingly.

He said the newer online text was not there; only the previous text was available. I will need to re-check the Telehealth website again and reload the web pages if necessary.

He has sent more recent information but he is curious they have not been included in the writing nor web pages. I apologise for the long delay in updating and expanding the web pages online. I did not write in September-October 2005 as I was busy teaching at OUM KB on weekends and there were several workshops in USM Health Campus, Kubang Kerian which I had to prepare and facilitate. I did not write during the fasting month of Ramadhan as I worked day time and performed terawih night time and there was inadequate time to write nor was it appropriate for me to write. I have just resumed writing 2 days ago during Hari Raya Aidilfitri and will try to load the new web pages, from Search 51 onward as soon as I get back to office provided the server is accessible. I will then try to contact USM accordingly.

He has accessed the Penang Government website. Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan, Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima, was a graduate of KE VII, Singapore in 1936.

I do not have the information of the 12th Malay doctor and onward because when I initially wrote to NUS, Singapore, I only asked them permission for the release of the first 11 names, year of graduation, and address. I will need to write back to NUS to obtain permission for the release of further information for the 12th doctor onward. It will take time and not all information can be reveled to the public. NUS still reserves the right to release any information concerning its KEVII students, their performances, and its graduates. We have to respect this right of issuance. The additional names apart from the initial 11 which NUS gave me were picked up at the KEVII reunion dinner in Marriott Putrajaya (I had to rush off from Putrajaya at midnight and arrived ~1 hour later at the ghastly Merapoh-Kuala Lipis bus accident in total darkness. I was with my family in a car, not more than 20 cars from the accident site. I could not write for many days as vivid images of the accident and nausea kept coming back).


Acknowledgement

En. Mohd. Fadli Ghani
Pengarah Akademi Kajian Kota, Kuala Lumpur
E-mail: fadliayman@yahoo.com
En. Fadli Ghani's article concerning karya sains Melayu has been sent for publishing but it has not been published yet

Prof. W. Roff

Haji Mat Penambang

Detention of Dr. Haji Abbas by the British appeared in the book by A. Samad Ahmad

Penang Government website
Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan, Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima, was a graduate of KE VII, Singapore in 1936

Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan (Class of 1936)
A graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936
Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima

NUS, Singapore
Names of early Malay doctors 1-11
Names of early Malay doctors 12-24
Names of early Malay doctors 25+


Telehealth Research Group
http://www.medic.usm.my/
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18 November 2006

Saturday, 18 November 2006, 8:10 pm. 26 Syawal 1427 Hijrah.

See Searches 48, 67 concerning Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936) from Johor Bahru (JB).

In Search 48, Dr. M. Bakri Musa had mentioned about Dr. Awang Hassan from Johor Bahru (JB):
  • He was the Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia (1973) and then Governor of Penang (1981)
  • He had two sons who are surgeons, Dr. Yahya Awang and Dr. Hussein Awang

    • Dr. Yahya Awang was former head of Institut Jantung Negara (IJN) and he did the first heart transplant in Malaysia. Dr. Yahya was Dr. Bakri's medical officer (MO) in JB.
    • Dr. Hussin Awang is a urologist and performed kidney transplants at GHKL. He is now at Tawakkal.
In Search 67, En. Mohd. Fadli Ghani had accessed the Penang Government website which mentioned Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan, Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima, was a graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936.

Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan (ex-USM student) e-mailed me on 21 April 2006 with the subject "History of Medicine in Malaya - Who were the early Malay doctors? He is currently with Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, UKM. He was surfing the Internet and chanced to visit this research log on history of medicine. His late grandfather was Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan (Class of 1936) from Johor Bahru (JB).

Prof. Rogayah Jaafar responded to my e-mail on 22 April 2006. According to Prof. Rogayah, Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan was one of our bright medical students for the 1999-2003 Academic Session (19th batch). He undertook a 4-week elective in Maastricht during his 4th year, along with Seenikatty Abdul Hamid and Caroline Eng Siew Yin in April 2002.

In addition, Prof. Rogayah confirmed that Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan (Class of 1936) was a former Governor of Penang and was married to her former boss, Dr. Zabedah, the Director of the Casualty Department at the Sultanah Aminah General Hospital.

Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan e-mailed again on 13 July 2006. He had contacted 3 of his uncles - Dr. Yahya Awang, Dr. Hussin Awang, and Dr. Abu Bakar Sulaiman - and he wrote that they would be glad to help me re this search.  He wrote he would forward their e-mails. He also referred me to the same Penang Government website (http://www.governorsofpenang.net/5.php) which En. Mohd. Fadli Ghani had referred to earlier. According to Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan, his late grandfather was an O&G doctor at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Singapore and in Muar, Johor, both before and after WW2. Our late neighbour from JB, Pak Cik Hassan, had also mentioned that Tun Dr. Awang Hassan was an O&G doctor.

The Penang Government website (http://www.governorsofpenang.net/5.php) has his birth date as 10 November 1910.

This is the update on Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936) so far:


Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (10 November 1910-1999?, Class of 1936)
  • Born on 10 November 1910 in Muar, Johor
  • 1936 Graduated from KEVII College of Medicine, Singapore
  • 1936-1961 Member of the Medical Service Malaysia - Singapore
  • He was a doctor before and after WW2
  • He was an O&G doctor at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Singapore and in Muar, Johor
  • 1964 Reelected as Member of Parliament for South Muar, Johor
  • 1964-1969 Member of Senate, University of Malaya (UM)
  • 1966 Parliamentary Select Committee - Criminal Procedure Amendment Bill and Member of the Royal Commonwealth Government. Attended the Commonwealth Conference in Ottawa, Canada
  • 1 June 1966 Member of the National Family Planning Board
  • 1966-1972 Member, Central Housing Trust
  • 1968 Attended Conference of International Union of Local Authorities in Bangkok
  • 1969 Won again as Member of Parliament for South Muar, Johor. Attended Commonwealth Conference in Port of Spain, Trinidad
  • 1970 Attended World Population Congress, Tokyo
  • 1972-1973 Member of All-Party Parliamentary Committee for the Censorship of Controversial Films
  • 12 December 1972-5 February 1973 Deputy Speaker, Malaysian Parliament
  • September 1973 Appointed Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia
  • 1974 Attended General Assembly of the United Nations as a Malaysian delegate
  • 1977 Awarded Seri Paduka Mahkota Johor (First Class) which carried the title "Datuk"
  • 1 May 1981 Appointed Fifth Head of State (5th Governor of Penang or Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima) by His Majesty DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang DiPertuan Agong (Sultan Abu Bakar of Pahang)
  • His wife was Dr. Zabedah
  • He had two sons who are surgeons, Dr. Yahya Awang and Dr. Hussein Awang
Father's full name?
Mother's full name?
Wife's full name? When did she graduate? Did she know Dr. Latifah Ghows?
How many children did he have? How many boys & girls?
Did he enter KEVII College of Medicine in 1931?
Where did he practise as houseman?
Where did he practise as medical officer?
When did he retire? Where did he retire?
Did he write or publish books?

His Majesty Sultan Abu Bakar of Pahang was the DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang DiPertuan Agong while Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamed was the Prime Minister, and Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan was the 5th Governor of Penang. He was admired for his warm personality and powerful leadership qualities.

Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936) probably knew his senior, Dato' Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos (Class of 1930).  Dato' Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos was a royal doctor to Sultan Pahang but lived in Minden Heights, Gelugor (after he retired) until he died in 1986.

En. Roslan (husband of Puan Noraini, PPSP clerk) was the 'ADC' to Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan. En. Roslan is Puan Jusheda Zakaria's brother. Puan Jusheda works in the Academic Office, PPSP, USM.

Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan was succeeded by Tun Hamdan Sheikh Tahir, the 6th Governor of Penang. Prof. Nor Hayati Othman is a relative of the wife of the late Tun Hamdan Sheikh Tahir.


Acknowledgement

Dr. M. Bakri Musa
E-mail: bakrimusa@juno.com

En. Mohd. Fadli Ghani
Pengarah Akademi Kajian Kota, Kuala Lumpur
E-mail: fadliayman@yahoo.com

Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan
ex-PPSP student, graduated from USM
Dept of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
Jalan Yaakob Latiff
56000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
E-mail: luqmanmazlan@gmail.com

Prof. Rogayah Jaafar
Head, Department of Medical Education
School of Medical Sciences
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan
E-mail: rogayah@kb.usm.my
 
Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan SMN., DUPN., SPMJ. (Class of 1936)
A graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936
Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia
5th Governor of Penang (Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima)

Penang Government website
Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan, Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima, was a graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936. Born 10 November 1910

Dr. Zabedah
Wife of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936)
Director of the Casualty Department at the Sultanah Aminah General Hospital
Former boss of Prof. Rogayah Jaafar

Dr. Yahya Awang bin Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang
Son of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan
Former Head, National Heart Institute or Institut Jantung Negara (IJN)
He performed the first heart transplant in Malaysia

Dr. Hussin Awang
Son of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan
Urologist
Performed kidney transplants at GHKL
He is now at Tawakkal

En. Roslan
Puan Jusheda Zakaria's brother
ADC to Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan, 5th Governor of Penang
Completed his bachelors degree in USA
Currently works in the private sector in Penang

Puan Jusheda Zakaria
Clerk, Academic Office
School of Medical Sciences
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan, Malaysia

Prof. Nor Hayati Othman
Acting Director
Clinical and Health Platform
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan, Malaysia
E-mail: hayati@kb.usm.my


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9 January 2007

Tuesday, 9 January 2007, 3:53 pm.

Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan e-mailed on 7 January 2007. He recalled telling his uncles about this research and that they might have forgotten. He suggested to e-mail his uncle at yahyaawang@hotmail.com . He added a bit more description about his grandfather,  Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan.

See Searches 48, 67, 71 concerning Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936) from Johor Bahru (JB).

This is the update on Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936) so far.


Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (4 or 10 November 1910-23 October 1998, Class of 1936)
  • Born on 10 November 1910 (?) (born on 4 November 1910 according to Dr. Luqman Mazlan)
  • He was born in Muar, Johor
  • Early education at Sekolah Bukit Zahrah in Johor Bahru
  • 1931 (?) Entered KEVII College of Medicine in Singapore in the 1930's
  • 1936 Graduated from KEVII College of Medicine, Singapore
  • 1936-1961 Member of the Medical Service Malaysia - Singapore
  • He was a doctor before and after WW2
  • He became an O&G specialist in Kandang Kerbau Hospital in Singapore
  • He then opened his own clinics in Johor
  • Where were his clinics? In Muar?
  • He joined politics
  • He was a Member of Parliament (MP) for Muar
  • He played a part in the formation of UMNO together with his brother in-laws - Dato Suleiman and Tun Dr Ismail
  • 1964 Reelected as Member of Parliament for South Muar, Johor
  • 1964-1969 Member of Senate, University of Malaya (UM)
  • 1966 Parliamentary Select Committee - Criminal Procedure Amendment Bill and Member of the Royal Commonwealth Government. Attended the Commonwealth Conference in Ottawa, Canada
  • 1 June 1966 Member of the National Family Planning Board
  • 1966-1972 Member, Central Housing Trust
  • 1968 Attended Conference of International Union of Local Authorities in Bangkok
  • 1969 Won again as Member of Parliament for South Muar, Johor.
  • Attended Commonwealth Conference in Port of Spain, Trinidad
  • 1970 Attended World Population Congress, Tokyo
  • 1972-1973 Member of All-Party Parliamentary Committee for the Censorship of Controversial Films
  • 12 December 1972-5 February 1973 He was the Deputy Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat, Malaysian Parliament
  • September 1973-1981 He was appointed as the Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia
  • 1974 He attended the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN) as a Malaysian delegate
  • 1977 He was awarded the title Seri Paduka Mahkota Johor (First Class) which carried the title "Datuk"
  • 1 May 1981 Appointed Fifth Head of State (5th Governor of Penang or TYT Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima) by His Majesty DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang DiPertuan Agong (Sultan Abu Bakar of Pahang)
  • His Majesty Sultan Abu Bakar of Pahang was the DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang DiPertuan Agong while Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamed was the Prime Minister, when Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan was the 5th Governor of Penang
  • He was admired for his warm personality and powerful leadership qualities
  • 1989 He retired as the 5th Governor of Penang at age 79 years
  • He returned and lived in Johor Bahru after retirement
  • 23 October 1998 (?) He passed away at age 88 years
  • His wife was Dr. Zabedah
  • He had two sons who are surgeons, Dr. Yahya Awang and Dr. Hussein Awang
  • According to Puan Kamariah, Dato' Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos (Class of 1930) met Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936) in Canberra, Australia.
  • According to Puan Kamariah, Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan gave Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos the title Dato' after Dr. Che Lah's retirement
  • En. Roslan (husband of Puan Noraini, PPSP clerk) was the 'ADC' to Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan. En. Roslan is Puan Jusheda Zakaria's brother. Puan Jusheda works in the Academic Office, PPSP, USM.
  • Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan was succeeded by Tun Dr Hamdan Sheikh Tahir, the 6th Governor of Penang. Prof. Nor Hayati Othman is a relative of the wife of the late Tun Hamdan Sheikh Tahir.

Need further information concerning Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan:
Father's full name?
Mother's full name?
Wife's full name?
When did his wife graduate? Did she know Dr. Latifah Ghows?
How many children did he have? How many boys & girls?
Did he enter KEVII College of Medicine in 1931?
Where did he practise as houseman?
Where did he practise as medical officer?
Where did he work between 1936-1964?
When did he attend the Commonwealth Conference in Port of Spain, Trinidad?
Did he write or publish books?


Acknowledgement

Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan
[ex-PPSP student, graduated from USM, grandson of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan]
Dept of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine
Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (HUKM)
Jalan Yaakob Latiff, Cheras
56000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
E-mail: luqmanmazlan@gmail.com , luqman@mail.hukm.ukm.my

Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan SMN., DUPN., SPMJ. (4 or 10 November 1910-23 October 1998, Class of 1936)
A graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936
Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia
5th Governor of Penang (Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima)
From Dr. Luqman's e-mail 7 Jan 2007:
Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan was born on 4 November 1910 in Muar, Johor
Early education at Sekolah Bukit Zahrah in Johor Bahru
Entered KEVII in Singapore in 1930's
Became O&G specialist in Kandang Kerbau Hospital in Singapore before opening his own clinic in Johor
Joined politics, made Deputy Speaker of Dewan Rakyat and MP for Muar
Help formed UMNO together with his brothers in-law, Dato Suleiman and Tun Dr Ismail
Attended UN
Became High Commissioner to Australia until 1981 before becoming TYT 5th Governor of Penang and retired in 1989 at age 79
Retired and lived in Johor Bahru
Passed away on 23 October 1998 (?)

Dr. Zabedah
Wife of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936)
Director of the Casualty Department at the Sultanah Aminah General Hospital
Former boss of Prof. Rogayah Jaafar

Dr. Yahya bin Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang
Son of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan
Former Head, National Heart Institute or Institut Jantung Negara (IJN)
He performed the first heart transplant in Malaysia
E-mail: yahyaawang@hotmail.com

Dr. Hussin bin Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang
Son of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan
Urologist
Performed kidney transplants at GHKL
He is now at Tawakkal

Puan Kamariah bt. Dato' Dr. Che Lah
Home: Taman Gombak at end of Karak Hwy, Selangor
Work: Petronas HQ, KLCC
E-mail: syed23@streamyx.com
Dato' Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos met Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan in Canberra, Australia
Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan gave Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos the title Dato' after Dr. Che Lah's retirement

Dr. M. Bakri Musa
E-mail: bakrimusa@juno.com

En. Fadli Ghani
Pengarah Akademi Kajian Kota, Kuala Lumpur
E-mail: fadliayman@yahoo.com

Prof. Rogayah Jaafar
Head, Department of Medical Education
School of Medical Sciences
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan
E-mail: rogayah@kb.usm.my
 
Penang Government website
Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan, Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima, was a graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936. Born 10 November 1910

En. Roslan
Puan Jusheda Zakaria's brother
ADC to Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan, 5th Governor of Penang
Completed his bachelors degree in USA
Currently works in the private sector in Penang

Puan Jusheda Zakaria
Clerk, Academic Office
School of Medical Sciences
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan, Malaysia

Prof. Nor Hayati Othman
Acting Director
Clinical and Health Platform
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan, Malaysia
E-mail: hayati@kb.usm.my


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15 January 2007

Monday, 15 January 2007, 5:43 pm.
Refer to previous searches 48, 67, 71, 78 about Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (4 or 10 November 1910-23 October 1998; Class of 1936)

I received an e-mail on 12 January 2007 from Dr. Yahya Awang. He said that the information provided by Dr. Luqman about Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang, is accurate. He said it would be better if we could meet and he will bring along his eldest sister who can provide more information. He gave his mobile number and asked to call after office hours.

Need further information concerning Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan:
When was be born?
Father's full name?
Mother's full name?
Did he enter KE VII College of Medicine in 1931?
Where did he practise as houseman?
Where did he practise as medical officer?
Where did he work between 1936-1964?
When did he attend the Commonwealth Conference in Port of Spain, Trinidad?
Did he write or publish books?
Wife's full name?
When did his wife graduate? Did she know Dr. Latifah Ghows?
How many children did he have? How many boys & girls?
What are the names of his children? Where are they today? Contact?
Who and where are his grandchildren? Contact?


Acknowledgement

Dr. Luqman bin Mazlan
[ex-PPSP student, graduated from USM, grandson of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan]
Dept of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine
Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (HUKM)
Jalan Yaakob Latiff, Cheras
56000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
E-mail: luqmanmazlan@gmail.com , luqman@mail.hukm.ukm.my

Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan SMN., DUPN., SPMJ. (4 or 10 November 1910-23 October 1998, Class of 1936)
A graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936
Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia
5th Governor of Penang (Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima)
From Dr. Luqman's e-mail 7 Jan 2007:
Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan was born on 4 November 1910 in Muar, Johor
Early education at Sekolah Bukit Zahrah in Johor Bahru
Entered KEVII in Singapore in 1930's
Became O&G specialist in Kandang Kerbau Hospital in Singapore before opening his own clinic in Johor
Joined politics, made Deputy Speaker of Dewan Rakyat and MP for Muar
Help formed UMNO together with his brothers in-law, Dato Suleiman and Tun Dr Ismail
Attended UN
Became High Commissioner to Australia until 1981 before becoming TYT 5th Governor of Penang and retired in 1989 at age 79
Retired and lived in Johor Bahru
Passed away on 23 October 1998 (?)

Dr. Zabedah
Wife of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan (Class of 1936)
Director of the Casualty Department at the Sultanah Aminah General Hospital
Former boss of Prof. Rogayah Jaafar

Dr. Yahya bin Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang
Son of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan
Former Head, National Heart Institute or Institut Jantung Negara (IJN)
He performed the first heart transplant in Malaysia
E-mail: yahyaawang@hotmail.com

Dr. Hussin bin Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang
Son of Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan
Urologist
Performed kidney transplants at GHKL
He is now at Tawakkal

Puan Kamariah bt. Dato' Dr. Che Lah
Home: Taman Gombak at end of Karak Hwy, Selangor
Work: Petronas HQ, KLCC
E-mail: syed23@streamyx.com
Dato' Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos met Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan in Canberra, Australia
Tun Datuk Dr. Haji Awang bin Hassan gave Dr. Che Lah bin Mohd. Joonos the title Dato' after Dr. Che Lah's retirement

Dr. M. Bakri Musa
E-mail: bakrimusa@juno.com

En. Fadli Ghani
Pengarah Akademi Kajian Kota, Kuala Lumpur
E-mail: fadliayman@yahoo.com

Prof. Rogayah Jaafar
Head, Department of Medical Education
School of Medical Sciences
USM Health Campus
16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan
E-mail: rogayah@kb.usm.my
 
Penang Government website
Tun Dr. Hj Awang Hassan, Yang Dipertua Negeri Pulau Pinang Kelima, was a graduate of KEVII, Singapore in 1936. Born 10 November 1910


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Tuesday, 18 January 2011

21. Dr Awang bin Hassan (1910-1998)
















Dr Awang bin Hassan (1910-1998)
LMS 1934 KEVII

Date of birth: 9 November 1910
Place of birth: Muar, Johor
Date of death: 12 September 1998
Place of death: Johor Bharu
Place of burial: -

Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia (1973-1980)
5th Governor of Penang (May 1981-May 1989)

Family tree:
From Salasilah Tok Abdul Jabbar (limited info)
http://www.siapamoyanganda.com/salasilah/fam01260.html

From pages 383-396, Biography of the Early Malay Doctors (2012):
His grandfather was from China
His father was of Bugis ancestry from Celebes
His mother was of Chinese ancestry

His brother, Ali bin Hassan, graduated in Law in England, and served in Malaysian Govt. He then became a judge in Malaysia.

Union: Tun Awang married on 18 March 1934
Wife #1: Toh Puan Khatijah bt Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Yassin
      Children: 7 (4 boys and 3 girls)

  1. Puan Zahrah bt Awang (KL) - retired
  2. Dato' Dr Hussein Awang - urologist, Hospital Tawakkal, KL, performed first kidney transplant in Malaysia
  3. En Mohamad bin Awang (Melbourne) - teacher
  4. Puan Animah bt Awang (KL) - retired accountant
  5. Tan Sri Dr Yahya bin Awang (KL) - cardiologist; married to Puan Sri Datuk Dr Suraya Hani bt Tun Hussein*
  6. En Mazlan Awang - businessman; father of Dr Luqman Mazlan (HUKM)
  7. Fatimah Awang
Toh Puan Khatijah passed away and Tun Dr Awang remarried.
Wife #2: Dr Zubaidah bt Abdul Rahman (younger sister of Toh Puan Khatijah)

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Hayati Meah was a former Penang state cricketer and hockey player. He was an engineer at JKR Butterworth. His son Zainuddin Meah bin Hayati Meah was also a Penang state cricketer and married to one of Tun Dr Awang's daughters, and settled at Harta Emas in KL. - from Abdul Mutalib Wahab in Facebook.

Hayati Meah and Zainuddin Meah in Malay cricket:
http://www.malaycricket.org.my/web/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=158&Itemid=20

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*Daughter of PM weds doctor today
The Straits Times, 24 November 1977, Page 13

Kuala Lumpur, Wed.-
Dr. Suraiya Hani binti Hussein, 26, daughter of the Prime Minister, will marry Dr. Yahya Awang, 27, son of the Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia, Dr. Awang Hassan, at Seri Taman here tomorrow.

The akad nikah will be followed by the bersanding ceremony on Friday evening to which over 3,000 guests have been invited.

Dr. Suraiya, who is doing her housemanship, is the second of Datuk Hussein Onn's and Datin Suhaila's six children.

The wedding culminates in a none-year courtship between the couple, who are now both attached to the General Hospital in Johore Baru.

A wedding party will also be held at the home of Dr. Yahya, the second youngest of seven children, in Johore Baru on Dec 1.

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