Singapore in an attempt to track down Malaysian brothers it has never met



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Singaporean Muhd ​​Imran said he was eager to meet the children of his missing father’s other two wives. (Photo by Bernama)

SINGAPORE: “My late father looks like me.”

With this limited information, a Singaporean, who gave his name only as Muhd ​​Imran, hopes to locate his other brothers in Malaysia.

Muhd Imran, 43, said they made him understand that his late father had two more wives in Malaysia and that his Singaporean mother was the third.

The search for his family by the father of two, who also has a twin brother, began in the month of Ramadan this year through a post on social media.

“I want to meet my brothers in Malaysia. I’m afraid that if this is not done, our children will marry, ”he said when contacted by Bernama.

In addition to looking like his late father, Muhd ​​Imran said that his father, a Malaysian, served with the British police at the Cantonment here around the 1960s.

“If he’s still alive, my father would be 80 years old. He was better known as ‘Corporal Yusof or Yusop,’ ”said Muhd ​​Imran, who was only informed of his father’s departure when he was 21 years old.

Muhd Imran said that those around him were hesitant to share more information about his father and said that his father’s name was not included on his birth certificate.

“My father used to live on Race Course Road and Lorong Kuaman with my late mother, Saniah Marzuki.

“He also has a sister, but I don’t know her name,” he said.

Muhd Imran and his twin brother are the only children of the marriage, which is believed to have taken place in Malaysia in the late 1970s.

“I only saw my father in a photo years ago,” said Muhd ​​Imran, who hoped his own photo would help in the search for the rest of the family.

Muhd Imran, who lost his mother, better known as “Niah”, in November 2010, calls on Malaysians and Singaporeans who know his family in Malaysia to contact him at +65 8383 2716.

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