Paralympic champion Liek Hou lashes out at PCM for one-year delay in incentive


Cheah Liek Hou: It feels like they (PCM) scammed me. When they want results, they promise you everything. When we deliver, what do we para-athletes get in return?

PETALING JAYA: Para shuttler Cheah Liek Hou has hit out at the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) for delaying the RM 60,000 cash incentive promised to him for winning gold at the Paris Paralympics last year.

The 37-year-old, who successfully defended his men’s singles SU5 (upper limb impairment) title, has been left frustrated after not receiving the reward from PCM a year after the Paralympics.

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