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Badminton personalities bid farewell to Punch Gunalan

By ISABELLE LAI
Punch's only son Dr Roshan Gunalan (centre) and family members conducting the funeral rites on Thursday

PETALING JAYA: It was a sombre day as local badminton personalities join family members to pay their last respects to Datuk Punch Gunalan.

The badminton legend, who passed away aged 68 of liver cancer on Wednesday morning, was spoken of fondly by many who came.

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