Moe-mentous –Chin Kiat’s selfless service to para badminton is paying off


Moe Chin Kiat during a training session

PETALING JAYA: Para badminton would not have come this far in Malaysia if not for the dedication, devotion and determination of one man - Moe Chin Kiat.

Chin Kiat, fondly known as Ciku in the badminton fraternity, stepped in as a coach when no else wanted to take up the role - and without any payments or perks in 1997 after a programme was started by the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM).

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