Coach Cheh Chang advised to reduce travel after collapsing
KUALA LUMPUR: Pang Cheh Chang can continue coaching, but has been advised to reduce travel following his collapse at the National Under-18 Championships last month.
Pang Cheh Chang, the national junior doubles coach, has been advised to reduce travel following his collapse during a match at the National Under-18 Championships in Malaysia last month. BAM secretary general Datuk Kenny Goh stated that the national junior doubles coach will follow medical advice when determining his overseas assignments.
Cheh Chang has completed his check-up and procedures, and while he is advised to limit travel, he can still coach. At present, Bam is providing him with space, allowing him to attend coaching sessions, but for his overseas duties, Bam will adhere to the doctor's recommendations. The collapse occurred while Cheh Chang was coaching during Wong Tze Han-Teoh Chong Yee's doubles match against Jason Afandy Wong-Lum Chee Kian at the Kedah BA Hall in Alor Star.
Cheh Chang reportedly experienced dizziness and slumped in his chair before being rushed to Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital, where he was discharged the following morning.
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