i have found a working solution for my recently https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=11125284

WORKING 
#!/usr/bin/perl 

my $string = " info
                  
                    John
                  
              
              
                
                100 - 2000
                
              
            
                
                  Kent";
my $word = "info";
$string =~ /$word\s*?(\S+)/;
my $next_word = $1;
print "The next word after $word is $next_word\n";
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now my problem i cant get the next word or number after john. like this

NOT WORKING 

#!/usr/bin/perl 

my $string = " info
                  
                    John
                  
              
              
                
                100 - 2000
                
              
            
                
                  Kent";
my $word = "info";
$string =~ /$word\s*?(\S+)/;
$string_2 =~ /$string\s*?(\S+)/; 
my $next_word = $1;
my $next_word_2 = $2;
print "The next word after $word is $next_word\n";
print "The next word or number after $next_word is $next_word_2\n";

OUTPUT IS 

The next word after info is John
The next word or number after John is
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so am missing next number or word after john

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