KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) has allocated RM30,000 to the Malaysia Sport Stacking Association to continue organising competit...
: The Ministry of Youth and Sports has allocated RM30,000 to the Malaysia Sport Stacking Association to continue organising competitions at the grassroots level to unearth new talent capable of taking on the country’s challenges at the international level.
She also encouraged the elderly to get involved in the sport in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle without having to spend a lot of money. “.... and I see that this sport is becoming more popular so I have allocated RM30,000 through the minister’s allocation to the association for this sport. This sport is really good because it can ensure that their minds are always actively thinking,“ she told Bernama today.
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