Jega, Marina and MAF pay tribute to first woman Olympian Annie

By RAJES PAUL

Honoured: Olympian Annie Choong was inducted into the OCM Hall of Fame in 2017. — Olympic Council of Malaysia.Honoured: Olympian Annie Choong was inducted into the OCM Hall of Fame in 2017. — Olympic Council of Malaysia.

PETALING JAYA: Track queen Annie Choong, the first Malaysian woman to represent the country in the Olympic Games, has passed away on Saturday (Nov 2).

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