MSBF reschedule snooker events in Middle East due to conflict


KUALA LUMPUR: The escalating conflict in the Middle East has forced the Malaysian Snooker and Billiards Federation (MSBF) to reassess the participation plans of national athletes in several international tournaments scheduled to take place this year.

MSBF president Melvin Chia said several tournaments originally planned abroad, including in Saudi Arabia, had to be postponed or changed following the conflict situation in the region.

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