KUALA LUMPUR, March 31 — Malaysian National Cycling Federation president Datuk Abu Samah Abd Wahab has confirmed receiving a report regarding the alleged sexual harassment of...
KUALA LUMPUR, March 31 — Malaysian National Cycling Federation president Datuk Abu Samah Abd Wahab has confirmed receiving a report regarding the alleged sexual harassment of a national woman cyclist.
Abu Samah said that following the police report, MNCF had taken immediate action by suspending the coach to assist in the investigation. “We will let the police conduct further investigations and, at the same time, have suspended the coach to allow the MNCF disciplinary committee to obtain information related to the incident,” he said when contacted by Bernama, adding that he was shocked to learn about the incident.
“MNCF will always monitor this matter and will also extend assistance to the cyclist involved to help her avoid suffering trauma due to the sexual harassment,” he said.
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