Youth and Sports Ministry to decide on fate of volleyball coach over slapping incident

KUALA LUMPUR: Further investigation and the fate of the volleyball coach involved in the controversy of slapping two female student players recently will be determined by the Youth and Sports Ministry, says Deputy Education Minister Lim Hui Ying.

She said the Education Ministry will continue to monitor the investigation with the Youth and Sports Ministry even though the coach has apologised and the parents of one student have forgiven the coach.

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