Emergence of new stars bodes well for swimming


THE emergence of new swimming stars from the Malaysia Games (Sukma) competition bodes well for the country in the next few years.

A total of 17 Sukma records and two national records were broken at the Pandelela Rinong Aquatic Centre in Petra Jaya over five days of competition.

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