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KBS penuhi hajat besar badang


ISMAIL Sabri (kiri) ketika mempengerusikan mesyuarat bersama sebahagian atlit angkat berat di MSN Bukit Jalil, petang semalam.

BADAI yang ditempuh badang negara, berakhir indah seperti diidamkan apabila Kementerian Belia dan Sukan (KBS) serta merta menyahut panggilan kecemasan mereka lalu menokhtahkan segala permasalahan.

Menterinya, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, semalam berkata kementerian mengambil keputusan bahawa semua atlit elit, termasuk senior kebangsaan kini dilatih oleh jurulatih dari China, Lin Xin Hui.

"Saya sudah bertemu dengan wakil atlit, wakil persatuan (Persatuan Angkat Berat Malaysia PABM) serta pegawai jurulatih dan membuat keputusan bahawa jurulatih dari China akan melatih atlit elit dan senior kebangsaan.

"Pada masa sama, persatuan perlu mengemukakan seorang calon jurulatih yang berkelayakan untuk mengisi satu lagi kekosongan jawatan jurulatih untuk pasukan angkat berat negara," katanya di Kompleks Sukan Bukit Jalil, semalam.

Ismail Sabri bertindak pantas menangani kemelut yang melanda di kem latihan angkat berat negara sejurus pendedahan Berita Harian, Ahad lalu berkaitan kegelisahan lima atlit senior kebangsaan berlatih dengan jurulatih yang menjadi 'pilihan' persatuan.

Difahamkan dalam pertemuan itu, atlit turut mengambil kesempatan meluahkan masalah mereka, terutama membabitkan alasan mengapa mereka tidak mahu berguru di bawah jurulatih kendalian persatuan.

Ismail Sabri berkata, berkuat serta merta, lima atlit senior kebangsaan dan empat atlit elit akan dikendalikan sepenuhnya oleh Lin Xin Hui manakala jurulatih dari Bulgaria, Stefan Stefanov akan kembali melatih skuad pelapis.

"Ini adalah sejajar dengan kehendak atlit. Kita memandang serius masalah yang berlaku kerana tidak mahu ia menjejaskan persiapan atlit negara dan peluang memungut pingat dalam kejohanan akan datang," katanya.

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