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Swimming

Malaysian swimmers will have to swim out their way from the deep end before 2017

By LIM TEIK HUAT
Wong Fu Kang will be counted again to deliver at the 2017 Games in Malaysia. - FAIHAN GHANI / The Star

SINGAPORE: A bleak outlook awaits swimming when the SEA Games return to Malaysia in 2017.

The likes of Alex Lim Keng Liat, Anthony Ang, Elvin Chia and Sia Wai Yen ruled the pool when Malaysia last hosted the Games in 2001.

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