In seventh heaven


  • Swimming
  • Wednesday, 27 Mar 2019

Full of promise: Loo Yie Bing holding the trophies she won on the third day of the MSSM championships in Ipoh yesterday.

PETALING JAYA: Loo Yie Bing is only 12 but she is already making heads turn at the Tuanku Zara Aquatic Centre in Ipoh.

The young Sabahan created a splash when she erased one of the oldest records on the third day of the MSSM swimming championships yesterday.

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