Malaysian teen is world Powerpoint champ


Proud Malaysian: Admon holding the Jalur Gemilang and his trophy at the event in Dallas.

ADMON Lee Wen Xuan, a Form Four student at Wesley Methodist School Kuala Lumpur, did his school and the country proud when he emerged as one of the champions in the Microsoft Office Olympics held in Dallas in the United States (US) recently.

He was one of the 145 contestants from 47 countries across the world who had made it to the final stage. Some 60,000 candidates took part in the early stages of the competition held in their respective countries.

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