- Tan Sri
Jegathesan Manikavasagam (born 2
November 1943), is
often referred to as the
Flying Doctor of
Malaysia for his
athletic achievements in Asia, despite...
- Alexander; K. K. Ho;
Linda L. Han; Mark A. Pallansch; Abu
Bakar Suleiman; M.
Jegathesan;
Larry J.
Anderson (2000). "Deaths of
Children during an
Outbreak of Hand...
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everyone by
clocking 10.38 seconds,
eclipsing the
national record set by M
Jegathesan (10.46 seconds, set
during the
Asian Games in 1966). Two
years later,...
- CD008892.pub2. PMC 5458098. PMID 28545155. Lim PL, Tam FC,
Cheong YM,
Jegathesan M (August 1998). "One-step 2-minute test to
detect typhoid-specific antibodies...
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Hoffman (born 1975),
French singer,
songwriter and
music producer Mani
Jegathesan,
Malaysian athlete Mani Kaul (1944–2011),
Indian film
director Mani Lama...
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Metres in the 1982
Asian Games. The
second Malaysian to do so
after Mani
Jegathesan. "Rubber tapper's son
realises his dream". Tony Mariad****.
Malay Mail...
- 1954.
Malaysia got its
first gold
medal in 1962
Asian Games, when Mani
Jegathesan won the men's 200
metres athletics event on 28
August 1962. Key WR = World...
- from the
original on 10
October 2007.
Retrieved 28
February 2007. M.
Jegathesan (14 June 2005). "Negative
Image Hurting Proton Sales". paultan.org / Taiwan...
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Malaysia Mokhtar Dahari,
former Malaysian Football International Mani
Jegathesan,
sports icon, doctor, and
researcher and
deputy president of
Olympic Council...
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Pontianak Toyol Zulkefli, Adie Suri. "'Jenglot' just a superstition". NST.
Jegathesan, M. (2006-09-15). "Ghost
exhibition draws crowds and criticism". Malaysiakini...
