Swimming programme needs tweaking for revival


PHEE Jinq En was in tears immediately after coming out of the pool after the women’s 50m breaststroke final.

Her reaction showed the enormous pressure she was carrying for the country in the competition. The huge responsibility got to her as she not only failed to retain her title but also missed out on a medal.

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