Still making waves


I’m loving it: Phee Jinq En can’t stay away from swimming.

KUALA LUMPUR: You can take the swimmer out of the pool, but you can’t take the pool out of the swimmer and that rings true for former national star Phee Jinq En.

The multiple SEA Games gold medallist has returned to the water, this time as a coach, guiding the next generation of swimmers.

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