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SEA Games: T’ganu to give incentives to medallists

State govt allocates between RM2,000 and RM4,00 for each recipient

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 09 May 2023 5:26PM

SEA Games: T’ganu to give incentives to medallists

KUALA NERUS – The Terengganu government will give incentives of between RM2,000 and RM4,000 to the state’s athletes who win medals at the ongoing 2023 SEA Games in Cambodia. 

Terengganu State Sports Council director Shahrizal Yahaya said successful coaches and officials would also be rewarded apart from athletes. 

According to him, a gold medal is worth RM4,000, silver RM3,000, and bronze RM2,000. 

“A total of 44 Terengganu athletes are representing the country at the games and so far karate exponent Siti Nur Azwani Nor Azli has won a bronze,” he told reporters at the council’s Aidilfitri gathering here today. 

At the ceremony, state executive council member in charge of sports Wan Sukairi Wan Abdullah presented Skim Wakil Negara incentives totalling RM52,000 to 52 people, including athletes, coaches and officials to the Cambodia games. – Bernama, May 9, 2023

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