No track to run on? No problem for three gold medallist Felicia


National Sports Council's director general Ahmad Shapawi Ismail welcoming the return of national para athletes from Para Asean Games.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sprinter Felicia Mikat’s school in Sabah does not have a proper running track.

But even that could not stop the visually-impaired 16-year-old Felicia from emerging as one of the big winners at the recently-concluded 8th Asean Para Games in Singapore with three gold medals.

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