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Today’s highlight...
Final Match...

The Clash of the Titans...Is Over and Done!

By: Alicia Lim
Photo: Riza

T he clash of the titans

between the Malaysian
badminton squad and
Thailand’s was finally over BRUNEI
yesterday morning, ending the
suspense of which team would
be the ultimate champion for the
boys’ team event. The Malaysian
boys truly deserved a round of
CAMBODIA
applause for their impressive
display of performance yester-
day, having overcome Thailand
with a score of 3-0 and claiming
a GOLD medal for Malaysia.
Similarly, the Malaysian INDONESIA
girls’ badminton squad beat the the country proud!! Bravo!! pines bagged the bronze
Indonesian girls 3-0 in the team As for the silver medals, medals for the boys’ team event
event and also won the highly Thailand and Indonesia, respec- whereas Singapore and Thai-
staked GOLD medal. A round of tively, won them for the boys’ land won bronze medals for the
applause to both the Malaysian and girls’ team events. Mean- girls’ team event.
WEATHER FORECAST while, Indonesia and the Philip- MALAYSIA
Sports do not build character. 17 July 2010 badminton squads for making

They reveal it.

Heywood Broun (1888 - 1939) Morning : Cloudy
The Mighty Thais..
By: Yasmin
One Ends,
Afternoon : Rain Photo: Suhaib Another
By: Yasmin
Begins..
and joy to their nation.
PHILIPPINES
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Minimum : 25oC “This is also an Photo: Suhaib
Maximum : 35oC achievement for us.”
Malaysian team manager,
Mr. Razuli Abdul Rahim
T he prize giving ceremony for
the team sepak takraw event
marks the end of this category and
commented when asked conversely, it marks the beginning
Time Event Venue Time Event Venue
about Malaysia’s perfor- of the inter-regu sepak takraw
2100
Badminton Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium
0900-1000
Sepak Takraw Precint 11 Communities Hall, Precint 11,
mance. He thought that it competition. The results are as SINGAPORE
Individual competition Thailand A Vs Winner 1 Putrajaya
Volleyball Subang Jaya Municipal Council Indonesia B Vs Winner 2 was a great accomplish- follows:
0900hrs
Thailand Vs Indonesia Indoor Stadium, 1000-1100 Indonesia A Vs Winner 3 ment for the Malaysian
1030hrs
Thailand B Vs Winner 4 Brunei B Philippines A
1500hrs
Singapore Vs Malaysia Serdang, Seri Kembangan, team as this was their
Thailand Vs Singapore Selangor 1500-1600 Semi Finals 1 2 1
1630hrs maiden participation in

S
Indonesia Vs Malaysia Semi Finals2
the sepak takraw event at the Singapore A Malaysia B
Basketball MABA Stadium, Kuala Lumpur Netball Olympic Hall, Bukit Jalil Sports School,Kuala
1400
Semi Finals 1(B) 0800-0900 Singapore Lumpur epak takraw titans, Thailand ASG. On another note, Singapore 0 2 THAILAND
1600
Semi Finals 2(B) 0900-1000 Thailand defeated Malaysia with a and Brunei teams secured the Malaysia A Singapore B
1000 1000-1100 Brunei score of 2-1 in the finals of the
1200
Semi Finals 1(A) BRONZE medals. 2 0
Semi Final 2(A) 1100-1200 Malaysia team event. They were screaming
1430 Malaysia Vs Brunei The medals were given Brunei A Philippines B
0800hrs
Golf ( Boys and Girls ) Impian Golf Club, Kajang, Selangor
1615 Thailand Vs Singapore
with joy as soon as the final away by Dato Hajjah Asariah Mior 2 1
Finals And Prize Giving whistle was blown as they
Hockey National Sports Council Tun Razak Hockey
1400-1800 Artistic Gymnastic National Sports Council Gymnasium 1 & 3, Bukit Shaharuddin, Deputy Director
1500hrs Competition II (MAG) Jalil, Kuala Lumpur managed to retain the gold medal General of Education for the The winners of these VIETNAM
Thailand Vs Indonesia Stadium,Kuala Lumpur
1700hrs
Brunei Vs Malaysia Rhythmic Gymnastics National Sports Council Gymnasium 1 & 3, Bukit they won last year. A smiling Mr. Teacher Professionalism Develop- games proceed to the next round
0800-1800 Track And Field National Sports Council Stadium, Kuala Lumpur
1400-1700 Competition 2 : Individual Jalil, Kuala Lumpur Chavalit Jirayukun, Thailand’s ment Sector, Ministry of Educa- of this knock-out competition.
0900-1600 Swimming Darul Ehsan Aquatic Center, Shah
All Round sepak takraw team manager, said tion Malaysia. The finals of the competition will
Rope, Hoop, Ball & Ribbon
Alam,Selangor that this victory brings great pride be held on Sunday.

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“Mini SEA Games…” A Tribute to UKM...

By: Yasmin By: Sugeetha
Photo: Suhaib Photo: Mohd Hanafee FRIDAY (16 JULY 2010)
for future international tournaments. Rank
ARTISTIC GYMNASTIC (MAG Competition II)
Athelete Country Score
3 Malaysia
VOLLEY BALL
3 Singapore

It provides an excellent opportunity 1 Nattawatt Phochat Thailand 77.150 Boy Girl

for them to strengthen their friendship 2

3
Hamzaruddin
Tissanupan
Malaysia
Thailand
74.550
74.000
Team
Thailand vs
Result
THA (3 – 0)
Team
Thailand vs Malaysia
Result
THA (3 – 0)
and camaraderie. BADMINTON Malaysia
Boys Girls Indonesia vs INA (3 -1) Singapore vs Indonesia SIN (3 – 0)
When asked on the Brunei 1 Malaysia 1 Malaysia Singapore
players’ achievement as the 2nd 2 Thailand 2 Indonesia TRACK & FIELD
3 Indonesia/Philippines 3 Thailand/Philippines 5000 M Walking (Men)
runner-up winner of the sepak takraw BASKETBALL 1 Nguyen Thanh Ngung Vietnam 22 m 26.80 s (MR)

team event , he commented that he is Team

Philippines vs Indonesia
Score
49 - 88
Winner
Indonesia
2
3
Muhammad Khairil Harith
Hakmal Lisauda
Malaysia
Indonesia
22 m 57.90 s (SMR)
24 m 01.34 s
satisfied with the tremendous Thailand vs Malaysia 75 - 68 Thailand Discus Throw (Men)

improvement showed by his players. Philippines vs Thailand

Vietnam vs Malaysia
74 - 58
34 - 114
Philippines
Malaysia
1
2
Teh Qun You
Santi Kongtung
Singapore
Thailand
49.29 m
46.85 m
A tough challenge awaits GOLF 3 Panyawut Bumroong Thailand 45.85 m

Hj. Keria Hj. Mamat, Brunei’s team Brunei in the next round. They will be The National University of Malay- 1
Boy
Malaysia 1
Girl
Malaysia 1 Saowalak Pettong
Javelin Throw (Women)
Thailand 42.57 m (MR)

manager, sees the 2nd ASEAN competing against the mighty Thais in sia (Universiti Kebangsaan Malay- 2 Thailand 2 Thailand 2 Stephanie Cimatu Philippines 42.34 m (SMR)
3 Singapore 3 Indonesia 3 Lo Thi Phien Vietnam 39.89 m
Schools Games as a “mini SEA the inter-regu category on 17 July sia @ UKM) is a public university in HOCKEY Long Jump (Women)

Games” as it is a platform to nurture 2010. We wish them the very best!! Malaysia with excellent faculties Match
1
Team
Thailand vs Brunei
Result
12 - 0
Winner
Thailand
1
2
Noor Shahidatun Nadia
Luu Thi Hiep
Malaysia
Vietnam
5.86 m (1.1) (MR)
5.64 m (0.4)
new young talents in preparing them and facilities. 2 Indonesia vs Singapore 1-4 Singapore 3 Nguyen Thi Tuoi Vietnam 5.59 m (1.6)
UKM was founded in 1970 Team
NETBALL
Score Winner 1 Nauraj Singh Randhawa
High Jump (Men)
Malaysia 2.13 m (MR)
and the first three faculties set up
Up-close and Personal: Indonesian Golfers
Thailand vs Brunei 31 - 27 Thailand 2 Navin Raj A/L Subramaniam Malaysia 2.06 m (SMR)

were the Faculty of Science, Faculty 1 Malaysia

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTIC (Team Championship)
242.025
3 Tran Thanh Binh Vietnam
110m Hurdles (Men)
2.02 m (SMR)

By: Atiqa of Arts and Faculty of Islamic Stud- 2 Thailand 190.950 1 Muhd Ajmalaiman Malaysia 14.11 s (MR)
Photos: Atiqa ies. The university’s main campus 3 Singapore 185.175 2 Nichanon Pongpimay Thailand 14.25 s (SMR)
SEPAK TAKRAW 3 Toh Renjie Sean Singapore 14.97 s
a more patient person. She also said in Bangi, Selangor Darul Ehsan Match Team Result Winner 400m (Women)
1
that golf is very individualistic. spans over an area of 1, 096.29 hect- 2
Brunei B vs Philippines A
Malaysia B vs Singapore A
2-1
2-0
Brunei B
Malaysia B
1
2
Nguyen Thi Huyen
Pornpan Hoemhuk
Vietnam
Thailand
56.38 s (MR)
57.10 s
Thus, if anything goes wrong, ares, approximately 35 kilometres 3 Malaysia A vs Singapore B 2-0 Malaysia A 3 Sunisa Pedbanna Thailand 57.21 s
4 Brunei A vs Philippines B 2-1 Brunei A
golfers have to learn to take responsi- from Kuala Lumpur. The campus is SWIMMING 1 Amir Fakhri Bin Ismail
400m (Men)
Malaysia 47.90 s (MR)
bility for their actions. Another Indo- situated in a valley surrounded by 200 LC Meter IM 2 Arnon Jaiaree Thailand 47.99 s (SMR)
Boys Girls 3 Nitipol Thongpoon Thailand 48.16 s (SMR)
nesian golfer, Made DitaWidyanteri hills and green areas, providing a 1 Thailand 1 Thailand 4x100m (Women)
mentioned, “Playing golf gives me the serene and conducive environment 2
3
Malaysia
Singapore
2
3
Indonesia
Singapore
1 Thailand Thailand 46.70 s
2 Malaysia Malaysia 47.56S
chance to make new friends.” for learning and knowledge explo- 200 LC Meter Freestyle 3 Indonesia Indonesia 49.01S
Both these golfers are quite ration. 1
Boys
Thailand 1
Girls
Thailand 1 Malaysia
4x100m (Boys)
Malaysia 41.35S
satisfied with their performance in the One of the four research 2 Thailand 2 Malaysia 2 Thailand Thailand 41.44S

For these two young ladies, playing 2nd ASEAN Schools Games so far.
3 Indonesia 3 Indonesia
universities in Malaysia, UKM has 200 LC Meter Butterfly
3 Indonesia
1500m (Girls)
Indonesia 42.26S

golf is definitely a journey of discov- However, Marcella felt that she should produced 131, 259 graduates. There Boys Girls 1 Afriana Paijo Indonesia 4M 46.77S
1 Malaysia 1 Indonesia
have done better as she found the 2 Nguyen Thi Bich Tram Vietnam 4M 47.25S
ering themselves. is also an increasing number of 2 Thailand 2 Malaysia 3 Nguyen Thi Ha Trang Vietnam 4M 48.97S
According to Marcella Prano- course here not that challenging. foreign students studying at the
via, golf actually helps her to become university lending credence to
Medal Tally * Updated on 16 July 2010( 2019 hrs )
Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Prayer Time (Kuala Lumpur)
international acceptance of its fields
More
By: Zalilah
Steps Towards Victory… of study and research. Currently a
total number of 2, 415 international 14 13 11 38 Imsak : 0538

Photo: Zalilah Thailand Subuh : 0548

students from 55 countries are
After gaining a resounding victory in their first enrolled in the university.
With its slogan “Inspiring
13 16 5 34 Syuruk : 0710
match, both Malaysia and Singapore are gearing Malaysia
Hopes, Nurturing The Future”, Zohor : 1322
up for their next netball encounter. Their fighting
spirit is portrayed in their daily morning practices UKM has been an excellent residen- 8 6 8 22 Asar : 1646
where they keep on polishing their skills of tial venue for the ASEAN Schools Indonesia
defending, attacking and shooting.
Choo Kon Lee, Malaysia’s netball team coach is
Games (ASG) as these young
athletes are the future for their 5 3 7 15 Magrib : 1930

Vietnam Isyak : 2045

very positive about becoming the champion. She countries. ASG thanks UKM for
further explained that Malaysia has good players
who have played for the Asian Championships.
helping to make these Games a
success. Singapore
1 2 11 14
Echoing the same determination, Tay Yea Bih, the
team manager from Singapore, said that they are “Inspiring Hopes, Nurturing The
Future”, UKM has been an excellent
0 1 1 2 “Do you know what my favorite part of
aiming for the top two positions in this game. They will try their best even residential venue for the ASEAN
Philippines the game is? The opportunity to play.”
though Malaysia poses a threat to them. “Keep your spirits high, Malaysia and
Singapore!”
Schools Games (ASG).
Brunei
0 0 1 1 Mike Singletary

Malaysia wins again!
By: Zalilah Photo: Mohd Hanafee
Malaysia maintained their great perfor-
mance again in the netball match
against Singapore and won with the
score of 64-28. The first few minutes of
the game was quite nerve-wrecking for
them as Singapore was leading. Even-
tually, Malaysia managed to equalize
and subsequently build up a lead
which they maintained till the end of
the match. Malaysia plays Thailand in
their third match. Their confident coach
Choo Kon Lee is optimistic about their
chances based on their performance so far. Way to go Malaysia!
Hopeful For A Bronze At Least
By: Zalilah
Photo: Zalilah
Thailand’s loss to Singapore in their
netball match proved that it was not
the end of their journey. They put
up a good show to redeem them-
A Great Struggle
By: Daniel Photo: Jaja
It was a tough fight between the Thai
and Malaysian teams in the girls
basketball tournament at the MABA
stadium. However, the Thai team
edged the Malaysian team 75-68.
Both teams defended resiliently
against one another.
However, the Thai team was
strong in both attack and defence.
They retrieved many rebounds and
had good passing skills. They were
also aggressive in their attacks and
accurate in their shots. The Malay-
sian defence also stood firm. They
were quick with their attacks and
collected many offensive rebounds.
The team played well and gave the
Thai team a good fight. They showed
great fighting spirit and sportsman-
No : 5 17 July 2010
Behind the Scene:
Father and Son
By: Alicia Lim Photo: Riza
Realising the importance of parental
support, Soo Seng Hue, without fail,
comes to the Kuala Lumpur Bad-
minton Stadium every day to watch
selves by winning over Brunei with
his son, Soo Teck Zhi, 15, who is
the score of 31-27. The first quarter of
representing Malaysia in the
the game was indeed exciting as both
badminton boys’ singles for the 2nd
teams were trying to outdo each
ASEAN Schools Games 2010.
other. However towards the end of
When interviewed, Teck Zhi
the match, the Brunei players seem
said that he felt flattered and hon-
to have lost their fire and were
oured that his father makes the
unable to maintain their challenge.
effort to come and watch him play
Thailand’s coach, Wanpen Suwanna -
and that it boosts his confidence.
chairob was delighted with her
Teck Zhi’s victory in both matches
team’s achievement. She hopes that
against Indonesian Gestano in the
they will at least win a bronze medal.
quarter-finals and Filipino Philip J.
Their next match against Malaysia
Escueta during the semi-finals
would decide their destiny in the
helped Malaysia to leap into the
competition. All the best Thailand!
finals.
A Great Throw
By: Jega Divashini
Photo: Mohd Hanafee
Alan Teh Qun
You from the
Singapore
contingent won
the final discus
throw event in
the men’s
category last
morning. His
great throw
covered a
distance of 49.29 metres. However,
ship. The Singaporean coach com-
his previous record of 49.96 metres
mented “both teams put a good fight.
in the first ASEAN Schools Games
The Thai team played well and scored
remains unbeaten. According to
many field goals.” The Thai team’s top
Alan, he has been actively involved
scorer, Aungkana Buapa said she just
in this sport for the past four years.
wants to “win, win, win!”
In this event, Thai athletes won both
silver and bronze.
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Malaysia Won The Gold!
By: Jega Divashini Photo: Mohd Hanafee
Muhd Ajmalaiman Mat Hassan from
Malaysia won the final 110m hurdles
event in the boys’ category last
evening. He completed his run in
14.11 seconds beating the previous
record of 14.72 seconds by Van Si
Nguyen from Vietnam in last year’s
Saowalak Pettong Sets New Record in Javelin Throw
By: Jega Divashini
Photo: Mohd. Hanafee
Saowalak Pettong from the Thai
contingent claimed the top spot in
the javelin throw event in the girls’
category. She set a throw measuring
42.57 metres, breaking her previous
record of 41.77 metres in last year’s
ASEAN Schools Games. Her ener-
getic performance gained the
audience’s attention and they
applauded earnestly.
In this event, the silver medal
was won by the Philippines while
the bronze went to the Vietnam.
We are here !
By Daniel Chiam Picture: Jaja Wan Din
That was the message sent by the
Malaysian team to all their oppo-
nents in the basketball tournament at
MABA stadium. They beat Vietnam
114 to 34.
It was an amazing game for
the Malaysian team as they displayed
both skills and coordination in the
game. They had a strong defence and
form an impenetrable fort. They
showed aggressiveness in their
game. They made many accurate
shots from the 3 point line. The
The great wall of
Indonesia
By: Daniel Chiam
The Philippines’ team tried hard to
score but came across an unbeatable
ASEAN Schools Games. His spec-
wall of the Indonesian team in the
tacular run caught the audience’s
attention.
girls basketball tournament at MABA
stadium.
In this event, the silver was
It was a lively match as fans
clinched by Nichanon Pongpimay
cheered for their favourite teams. The
from Thailand while Toh Renjie Sean
Philippines team showed amazing
from Singapore won the bronze.
performance and sharp shooting.
They grabbed hold of every opportu-
nity they had when facing their taller
opponents.
However, the Indonesian
team hold fort and managed to coun-
ter the attacks of their opponents.
They intercepted their opponent’s
ball and make quick runs across the
court. Ivonne Febriani, captain of the
team scored the most points for the
team. Meanwhile, Sarce Nensi
Buaism got the most steals for team.
“ Discipline and good defence
was the key to our success” said
Pierre, the coach of the Indonesian
team. Despite being beaten, the Phil-
ippines’ coach remained positive.
“We are going all out for the next
game”
Malaysian team had a good strategy
and approach to the game.
Meanwhile, the Vietnam did
not lose to their taller opponents. They
were quick and able to create many
opportunities to score. Prem, one of
the top players of the team scored the
most number of field goals.
“My parents are my inspiration in this
game “ commented Benjamin Sim, a
Malaysian player. His parents had
flown all the way from Sarawak to
support him.

Thai Rules Again
By: Sugeetha
Photo: Aminina
Thailand’s Nattawatt Phocat
added his gold medal collection
by winning the Men Artistic
Gymnastics (M.A.G.) Individuals
event. Tailing behind was
Hamzaruddin from Malaysia
and the bronze medal was again
clinched by another Thai, Tissa-
nupan Wichiapradit. Pn. Hajah
Latifah Hj. Mahamud, the
Deputy Director of Policy and
Training, Sports Division, Minis-
try of Education, presented the
medals to the winners.
The gymnasts had a
tough competition. Almost all of
them performed their best espe-
If 1 Is Not Enough,
How About 12?
By: Khalid Termizi
Photo: Sallezad
If you think the Thailand hockey
team would stop at two or three
goals, you are wrong! Thailand
notched an incredible score of
12-0 against Brunei yesterday.
Satianpong Kosuwan (4th and
7th minute), Warun Boonpea
(11th, 25th, 27th and 44th
minute), Sakprasert Seemarak
(16th and 40th minute), Hirun
Kaewtavorn (18th minute),
Punyot Mutarai (24th and 69th
minute) and Anupong Saibut
(50th minute) were their team’s
goal scorers. The Thai team man-
Bad Weather is
No Problem!
By: Khalid Termizi
Photo: Sallezad
Somehow it has been raining at
the Tun Razak Hockey Stadium
every time the hockey matches are
played. However, it did not
hinder nor hamper the proceed-
ings. Players seem to revel in the
rain as it is a welcome antidote to
the extremely hot temperature.
The finals are drawing near. Will
No : 5
cially in
v a u l t ,
rings and
horizontal
b a r .
Nattawatt
showed an
excellent
performance and made Thai contin-
gent proud of him. He feels that he is
now on top of the world as he also
won the gold medal for his first ASG
2010. He has been taking up artistic
gymnastics for the past 8 years and
aims to go for ASEAN Games in the
future.
ager, Sittisak Dumrongsakul was
indeed very satisfied with the game.
However, he hopes that his players
will improve further in the upcoming
games as he closing words were, “My
players could do better. They just
need more practice.”
the weather change? We know that
there will be no problem.
The strength of the group
is the strength of the
leaders.
17 July 2010
Malaysians’
Flaming Spirit
Burns Bright
By: Sugeetha
Photo: Aminina
After bagging the silver medal,
Malaysian contingent was gearing
up for the upcoming Women Artis-
tic Gymnastics (W.A.G.) Individu-
als event. They were at the
National Sports Council venue in
the morning for the training
session. The girls practised very
hard so that they will be able to
beat the threats from the strong
contingents such as the Thai and
Singaporean contingents. Their
spirit towards success could be felt
throughout the session and they
kept on improving their skills to be
perfect. We wish them all the best
and hope that they will propel
further in the event.
No : 5
Go, Singapore!
By: Banu Piriya
Photo: Aminina
Singaporean gymnasts were all
smiles in the finals of Competition
I of the rhythmic gymnastics team
championships. Coach Tan Jun
targeted for the gymnasts Daphne
Theresa Chia, Tong Kah Mun,
Megan Chong Mei Gan and Nur
Fartini Binte Anuar to aim for the
top three and the girls did not
disappoint her. They finished
beautifully at third place. The
young gymnasts could not be
happier as all four were at their
first ASEAN Schools Games meet.
Smooth Sailing on
The Second Day
By : Syaifullah Nasir
Photo :Najmuddin
“Everything went well today”
said a happy Mr Tajuddin Abdul-
lah, the Swimming events compe-
tition director.
He commented
that there were
no hiccups on
the second day
of swimming
competition. He
commended the
swimmers for
being well prepared for the com-
petition. Besides that, he
noticed that there were sports-
manship and camaraderie within
them.
Keen competition remained
between the participating coun-
tries as they were trying to outdo
each other. This was clearly seen
when Thailand won four gold
medals today to keep up with
Indonesia who won the same
number yesterday.
17 July 2010
Malaysia Sweeps GOLD!
By: Banu Piriya
Photo:Aminina
coloured the
Competition I of the team champion-
ship in rhythmic gymnastics ended faces of all
the athletes
with Malaysia clinching the gold.
Nur Hidayah Abd Wahid, Elaine as they took
Koon, Elaine Tan Ee Leng and Lydia the podium.
Wong Juan Ye gathered a total score Secretary
of 242.025 through the rope, hoop, General,
ball, and ribbon routines. The Thais Ministry of Education, Malaysia, Y.
did their country proud, coming in Bhg. Tan Sri Zulkurnain bin Haji
second with a total score of 190.950. Awang was in attendance as the
In third place, was Singapore with a guest of honour and presented the
score of 185.175. Huge smiles medals to the winners.
Thailand Rules.. What Does The
By: Syaifullah Nasir
Thailand ruled
Future Hold?
the pool on the By: Atiqa
Photos: Atiqa
second day of
swimming com- Mr.Abd. Kadir bin
petition. Their Jani, Brunei’s golf
swimmers won the four gold coach said that the
medals out of six offered. They
future for Bruneian
proved their prowess by winning
the Boys and Girls 200 metres Indi-
youth golfers is quite
bright. There will be
vidual Medley and Freestyle sports scholarships
events. awarded to these golfers so that
Thai’s swimming coach, Mr
they will have the opportunities
Athiphong said that he is very
to further their studies abroad,
proud with his swimmers and he is
majoring in sports. The countries
expecting them to deliver 10 gold
they usually send the sports
medals aimed in the competition.
scholars to are the United King-
Standing next to him was the grin-
dom and Singapore. He added,
ning Kittapat Sricharoenboon. He
“With a degree, a person can go
had every reason to as he had just
far in their life. If they have the
won the Boys 200 meter Individual
talent and ability, I can’t see a
medley with the time of 2:08.12
reason why we should stop them
min. from moving forward.”
In Case of
Emergencies
By: Atiqa
Photos: Hani
Led by Mr. Mustapha, the St. John
Ambulance is always prepared to
deal with any emergency that may
occur during the 2nd ASG golf event.
Basically, they are trained to give
first aid in case of any minor health they are not involved directly in this
problems like blackouts due to hot event, their presence is important in
weather. The members of St. John
cases of emergencies as they
Ambulance are from the headquar- provide on the spot assistance.
ters in Kuala Lumpur. Even though