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Azlia dapat bonus beraksi di Paralimpik Tokyo | Harian Metroparalimpiktokyo Georgetown Insentif yang disampaikan melalui Majlis Sukan Negeri Pulau Pinang adalah menunjukkan sokongan serta komitmen kerajaan negeri kepada atlet negara.
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Ridzuan berdepan saingan sengit di Tokyo | Harian MetroKuala Lumpur: Laluan berliku menanti pemenang pingat emas Paralimpik Rio, Mohamad Ridzuan Puzi apabila turun beraksi di temasya Paralimpik Tokyo hujung bulan ini.
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Nantikan aksi kelas dunia atlet para negara di Tokyo | Harian MetroPetaling Jaya: Bukan 100 peratus sebaliknya 1,000 kali ganda tumpuan dan usaha akan diberikan barisan atlet para negara, yang bakal membawa cabaran Malaysia pada Sukan Paralimpik Tokyo 2020 yang akan membuka tirai pada 24 Ogos ini.
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Penang athlete competing at 2020 Tokyo Paralympics receives RM10,000 incentive from state govt | Malay MailGEORGE TOWN, Aug 13 — The Penang government is providing an incentive of RM10,000 to the state’s Paralympic athlete who will represent Malaysia at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. State Youth and Sports Committee chairman Soon Lip Chee said the incentive was given to Nur Azlia Syafinaz Mohd...
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Tokyo new daily Covid-19 cases at 5,094 | Malay MailTOKYO, Aug 14 — Tokyo’s new daily coronavirus cases hit 5,094 today, a day after marking a record of 5,773, the Tokyo government said. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga yesterday urged people to refrain from travelling as Covid-19 cases spiked to record highs in Tokyo and nationwide,...
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Japan PM Suga's support ratings stagnate at 29pc, despite Tokyo Olympics | Malay MailTOKYO, Aug 13 ― Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's support ratings hit 29.0 per cent in August, down 0.3 point from the previous month, a poll by Jiji news agency showed today, a sign the Tokyo Olympic Games failed to give a boost to the premier's popularity. Of total respondents, 55.2 per...
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