CDM: National athletes’ safety assured amid Thailand-Cambodia tensions


BANGKOK: Malaysia’s chef de mission (CDM) to the SEA Games in Thailand Nurul Huda Abdullah (pic) has assured that the safety and welfare of national athletes remain fully protected despite the ongoing tension between Thailand and Cambodia.

Nurul said the Malaysian contingent had been continuously updated on the latest situation and reminded to stay focused on their mission at the biennial Games.

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