Our sailors see the light in Langkawi sea


PETALING JAYA: Isolated from the mainland, and within green state Kedah, Langkawi looks ideal as a place where sports can make a comeback. The Youth and Sports Ministry is proposing the island cluster training to resume on June 1, and there’s plenty of wind behind the ministry’s sails.

National windsurfer Geh Cheow Lin, for one, is embracing the idea wholeheartedly.

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