Jia Tak’s steely will sees him splash to backstroke silver

KUCHING: Ng Jia Tak (pic) never lost the will to excel in whatever he does despite losing his right leg in a road accident in 2020.

And it was his will of steel that saw him deliver a silver for hosts Sarawak at the Para Malaysia Games (Sukma) yesterday.

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