Adamas boss: Asiad-bound athletes must take anti-doping course


PUTRAJAYA: All Asian Games-bound athletes to Hangzhou, China must undergo the Anti-Doping education and learning (ADEL) online course by the World Anti- Doping Agency (WADA) as a mandatory condition to participate in the Games.

Anti-Doping Agency of Malaysia (Adamas) director Azura Abidin said the matter was a requirement by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) for all athletes and that they need to obtain a certificate of the course before going to the prestigious games.

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