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Peminat diminta padam akaun palsu Chong Wei

KUALA LUMPUR - Abang Datuk Lee Chong Wei, Lee Chong Hoon, semalam meminta orang ramai yang menggunakan nama jaguh badminton negara itu sebagai akaun mereka dalam rangkaian sosial supaya segera memadamnya atau bakal dikenakan tindakan.

Menurut Chong Hoon, kewujudan terlalu banyak akaun dalam Facebook atau Twitter yang menggunakan nama pemenang pingat perak Sukan Olimpik itu telah menimbulkan kekeliruan, terutama beberapa hari menjelang majlis perkahwinan Chong Wei dan Wong Mew Choo pada 9 serta 10 November ini.

"Ada antara peminat yang menjemput peminat lain untuk menghadiri majlis perkahwinan Chong Wei menggunakan akaun namanya di Facebook atau Twitter dan ini menimbulkan kekeliruan. Jemputan adalah terhad, kami bimbang jika ramai yang datang kerana menjangkakan mereka telah dijemput.

"Sudah tentu, Chong Wei juga mahu meraikan peminat-peminatnya dan sebab itu dia telah mengadakan satu peraduan khas, di mana pemenang akan dijemput menghadiri perkahwinannya.

"Namun, saya bimbang peminat tidak dapat membezakan yang mana satu akaun betul dan palsu,'' kata Chong Hoon pada sidang akhbar di Puchong, semalam.

Kata Chong Hoon, akaun asli juara All England dua kali itu dalam Facebook adalah Lee Chong Wei Official Fans Club.

Selain daripada akaun berkenaan, akaun wu yu neng bi turut menjadi rakan kongsi Chong Wei untuk mempromosikan majlis itu. Peminat yang mahu mendapatkan akses terus kepada rangkaian sosial jaguh badminton negara itu juga boleh memuat turun aplikasi apps di Android dan Iphone masing-masing.

"Kami akan mengadakan satu peraduan yang memerlukan peminat menulis kata-kata indah buat Chong Wei dan Mew Choo. Perkataan paling menarik akan dipilih sebagai pemenang," katanya.

- Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd

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