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Special holiday on Thursday for Sukma win? Not true, says Johor govt

State emerges overall Games champions, bag 77 gold medals

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 27 Sep 2022 6:56PM

Special holiday on Thursday for Sukma win? Not true, says Johor govt
On September 24, Johor created history when they emerged overall champions for the first time since the inception of the biennial Games in 1986. – Bernama pic, September 27, 2022

JOHOR BARU – The state government today denied declaring a special holiday on Thursday (September 29) in conjunction with Johor emerging overall champions at the recent 20th Malaysia Games (Sukma), as has gone viral on WhatsApp.

“The state administration also regrets the action of irresponsible parties in issuing false statements that caused confusion to the public,” the State Secretary’s Office said in a statement today.

On September 24, Johor created history when they emerged overall champions for the first time since the inception of the biennial Games in 1986.

At this year’s Sukma, Johor captured 77 golds, 52 silvers and 43 bronzes. – Bernama, September 27, 2022

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