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PH candidate seeks sports development boost for Paya Rumput

Azman Abidin, the prime minister's political secretary, says he will upgrade football fields in his constituency and ensure they are well maintained.

PH candidate seeks sports development boost for Paya Rumput

Paya Rumput candidate Azman Abidin aims to boost sports development while prioritizing academic performance for Malaysia's youth. The Pakatan Harapan hopeful, also known as Tok Man, plans to maintain and upgrade football fields in the constituency to encourage participation in recreational activities. Azman highlighted that although Paya Rumput boasts numerous public fields, most lack proper maintenance, restricting opportunities for local youths.

He emphasized the need to strike a balance between sports involvement and academic excellence to secure a bright future for the younger generation. Beyond sports, Azman also intends to improve sports infrastructure, ensuring that youths can make the most of the available facilities. Simultaneously, he emphasized the importance of education, asserting that knowledge is a lifelong asset.

Azman recently joined a Free Palestine-themed football clinic at Taman Teknologi Cheng, where about 200 children engaged in sports and learned discipline. The event also fostered community ties among parents in the area. The Paya Rumput state seat is set for a three-way contest, with Azman facing off against Perikatan Nasional’s Rafie Ahmad and Abdul Rashid Abu Bakar of Bersama. The Melaka state election, scheduled for Nov 14, will also feature early voting on Nov 10.

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