Sports Ministry will continue to aid gymnastics’ development in Terengganu


PETALING JAYA: The Youth and Sports Ministry will try to aid the development of gymnastics in Terengganu despite the state government’s decision to bar the sport’s female athletes from competing in the Sarawak Malaysia Games (Sukma).

They are hopeful that female gymnasts will be allowed to compete in Sarawak next year as the ministry are set to meet the state’s Youth, Sports and Non-Governmental Organisation Development executive councillor Hishamuddin Abdul Karim to discuss the matter.

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Hannah Yeoh , Gymnastics , Terengganu

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