Diver Wendy draws on art to stay calm in trying times


PETALING JAYA: It’s going to be a mentally challenging period for the national athletes even before they compete in the Tokyo Olympics in two months time.

With the National Sports Council (NSC) tightening the rules on daily training for athletes following the rise in Covid-19 cases, woman springboard diver Wendy Ng Yan Yee (pic) is bracing for the possibility of never getting to see her family before she goes to Tokyo in July.

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