Puvaneswaran hopes his charges will have fruitful outing in Dubai


PETALING JAYA: R. Puvaneswaran hopes there will be a ray of light to brighten these dark times.

The former karate exponent and now national coach is optimistic his charges can bring some cheer when he takes them to the World Karate Championships in Dubai from Nov 16-21.

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