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Twin engineers recognised for excellence at Malaysia's BEM Awards
Identical twins Dr Serene Lock Sow Mun and Irene Lock Sow Mei have received top honours at the Board of Engineers Malaysia's annual awards ceremony. The 36-year-old siblings, who share a lifelong passion for engineering, were recognised for their outstanding contributions to the profession.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — The Board of Engineers Malaysia has bestowed its prestigious annual awards on identical twins Dr Serene Lock Sow Mun and Irene Lock Sow Mei, marking a rare achievement in the country's engineering sector.
Both 36 years old, the sisters were honoured at the BEM Engineering Awards ceremony for their exemplary professional accomplishments and commitment to advancing the engineering discipline in Malaysia. Their dual recognition underscores the strength of their individual credentials and shared dedication to technical excellence.
The twins' achievement comes as Malaysia continues to strengthen its engineering workforce and recognise exceptional talent within the profession. The BEM Engineering Awards are among the country's most prestigious accolades, celebrating engineers who have demonstrated outstanding performance in their respective fields.
Details of the specific categories in which the sisters received recognition were not immediately disclosed. The honours reflect growing opportunities for women in Malaysia's engineering sector, a field traditionally dominated by male professionals.