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Hindari ambil dadah - Mohd. Khalil


Mohd. Khalil Yaakub (dua dari kiri) berbual dengan pengurus dan jurulatih Sukma kontinjen Melaka sambil diperhatikan Mohd. Ali Rustam (kiri) pada majlis perjumpaan khas di Ayer Keroh, Melaka, semalam.

MELAKA - Yang Dipertua Negeri, Tun Mohd. Khalil Yaakob mengingatkan setiap atlet yang mewakili Melaka, agar tidak menggunakan dadah terlarang semata-mata ingin merealisasikan sasaran 60 pingat emas pada Sukan Malaysia (Sukma) XIII, yang akan berlangsung dari 10 hingga 19 Jun ini.
Menurut beliau, adalah perkara yang memalukan jika ada di antara atlet dari negeri ini yang didapati positif mengambil dadah terlarang, semata-mata mahu memastikan pingat emas menjadi milik mereka.
''Saya nak ingatkan semua pihak dari atasan hingga ke bawah ,perkara yang paling memalukan jika berlaku atlet didapati positif mengambil dadah. Nanti orang kata Melaka main tipu kerana nak menang.
''Saya tidak mahu ada atlet bertindak macam itu, hanya kerana mereka memikirkan Melaka nak menang 60 pingat emas hingga sanggup mengambil makanan atau vitamin haram mengandungi dadah terlarang.
''Jika ini terjadi, ini adalah perkara yang paling memalukan buat Melaka kerana kerajaan negeri sudah berusaha keras membawa Sukma diadakan di negeri ini, dengan perbelanjaan dikeluarkan," katanya.
Mohd. Khalil berucap pada Majlis Perjumpaan dan jamuan makan tengahari bersama pengurus dan jurulatih kontinjen Sukma XIII di Botanikal Cafe, Ayer Keroh di sini, semalam.
Turut hadir Ketua Menteri, Datuk Seri Mohd. Ali Rustam; Ketua Kontinjen Sukma Melaka, Hasan Rahman; Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Kebajikan, Perpaduan, Belia dan Sukan negeri, Datuk Ab. Karim Sulaiman; Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Pembangunan Desa dan Pertanian, Datuk Mohamad Hidhir Abu Hassan dan Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Perumahan, Pembangunan Pekan Kecil dan Warisan Negeri, Datuk Md. Yunos Husin.
Temasya Sukma ke-13 tinggal 15 hari akan berlangsung dari 10 hingga 19 Jun ini, mempertandingkan 33 jenis sukan dengan penyertaan sebanyak 15 pasukan termasuk Brunei sebagai pasukan jemputan.


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