Former cop happy he can teach autistic kids to swim


An enjoyable outing: Ganesan with his autistic students during one of his classes at Kompleks Mutiara Johor Land in Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: It is not easy to teach autistic children to swim because of their unpredictable behaviours but for the past nine years, a policeman-turned-swimming coach has managed to train some 30 children with the disorder.

Despite the challenges involved, 61-year-old S. Ganesan has never shied away from coaching the special needs children.

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