Chong Wei hopes athletes will remain positive despite virus outbreak


KUALA LUMPUR: Former badminton star Datuk Lee Chong Wei (pic) knows the struggle of an athlete when things go beyond one’s control.

Last year, he had to end his illustrious badminton career – not because he wanted to but because he was recovering from nose cancer and could not play competitive sport any longer.

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