Malaysia’s hopes of drug-free SEA Games down the drain


'For now, we are not able to give out any details as there are some analysis that have not reached us.' - Datuk Dr S.S Cheema

KUALA LUMPUR: Three athletes at the recent Kuala Lumpur SEA Games, including a Malaysian gold medallist, have tested positive for a banned substance.

The SEA Games Federation (SEAGF) are finalising details of the tests and will reveal the athletes involved in the coming weeks.

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