New committee takes over Johor Karate Association


Gadaffie (second from left) presenting the ad-hoc committee report to Chok during the press conference, witnessed by Shamsul (left) and Johor Youth and Sports Council officer Nor Azreen Md Lasim.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Johor Karate Association (PKNJ) can now focus on providing top-notch athletes for Malaysian Games (Sukma 2020), which the state will be hosting in July.

This comes after the ad-hoc committee, headed by Johor Sports Council (MSNJ) director Mohd Gadaffie Abd Aziz, handed the management back to the association.

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