Abu Samah finds light in darkness through wheelchair tennis


Happy family: Abu Samah Borhan with his wife Norisah Bahrom and six-year-old son Adam Danial.

IN 2006, Abu Samah Borhan’s world turned upside down when he was involved in a road accident.

“The doctors diagnosed me with a spinal cord injury and I was paralysed from the waist down,” he recalled.

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