Third swimmer Teong Tzen Wei implicated in Lim, Schooling drug use case


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Sport Singapore (SportSG) will remove support for national swimmers Amanda Lim and Joseph Schooling for one month from Oct 1 following their admission that they had consumed cannabis.

The duo, who on Aug 30 were revealed to have admitted to the illegal drug use, were also issued with letters of warning by the national sports agency.

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