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Tubuh jawatankuasa bersama

KUALA LUMPUR - Majlis Sukan Negara (MSN) dan Kesatuan Olahraga Amatur Malaysia (KOAM) wajar menubuhkan jawatankuasa siasatan bersama bagi menyiasat isu berkaitan atlet olahraga yang melarikan diri ketika diarahkan untuk melakukan ujian doping, baru-baru ini.

Cadangan tersebut disuarakan Setiausaha Kehormat Majlis Olimpik Malaysia (MOM), Datuk Sieh Kok Chi yang berpendapat masalah tersebut ditangani bersama kerana isu tersebut melibatkan disiplin atlet.
Katanya, melanggar arahan untuk menjalankan ujian doping adalah satu kesalahan disiplin yang boleh menyebabkan individu terlibat berhadapan hukuman berat.

"Selepas siasatan dijalankan, jawatankuasa siasatan tersebut berhak untuk mengenakan hukuman kepada mereka yang terlibat.

"Kebiasaannya hukuman gantung daripada menyertai kejohanan akan dikenakan namun itu semua bergantung kepada keputusan hasil siasatan," katanya ketika dihubungi Utusan Malaysia di sini, semalam.

Setakat ini hanya tiga daripada enam atlet olahraga yang terlibat telah menjalani ujian doping selepas berita kehilangan mereka dilaporkan media.

Bagaimanapun, Kok Chi berkata, seandainya hasil ujian yang dilakukan oleh tiga atlet tersebut positif mengunakan bahan terlarang maka pihak Institut Sukan Negara (ISN) sendiri yang akan menjalankan siasatan tanpa campur tangan pihak lain.

"Kes ini boleh dianggap berat jika hasil ujian mendapati mereka positif dan kebiasaannya ISN akan bertindak sebagai pihak yang neutral untuk menyiasat perkara ini sebaliknya MSN dan KOAM hanya berkuasa untuk menyiasat perkara berkaitan masalah disiplin sahaja.

"Seandainya tiga atlet tersebut positif sudah tentu tiga lagi yang belum menjalani ujian doping turut sama positif. Apa pun kita akan tunggu hasil ujian yang akan diperolehi pada dua atau tiga hari ini," kata Kok Chi.
Dalam pada itu, Kok Chi turut memberitahu MOM tidak mempunyai sebarang kuasa untuk campur tangan dalam masalah tersebut.

"Kita hanya akan terlibat secara automatik sekiranya kes ini berlaku ketika berlangsungnya temasya sukan besar seperti Sukan Asia, Komanwel atau sebagainya.

"Tetapi jika MSN dan KOAM mahu mendapatkan khidmat nasihat daripada MOM kami sedia untuk membantu," jelas Kok Chi.


Oleh ZAZALI JAMIAN
sukan@utusan.com.my

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