BAM: No illegal streaming done during recent Malaysian Open


PETALING JAYA: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) have not condoned illegal streaming and had taken action on offenders during the Malaysian Open in the past.

BAM secretary general Datuk Kenny Goh stated that the association had been closely monitoring any wrong doing by fans or live streamers that could have jeopardised this year’s Malaysian Open, which took place at the Axiata Arena earlier this month.

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