Gov't rewards Chong Wei with RM500,000



National shuttler Lee Chong Wei currently perceived RM500,000 as prerogative for his china award win in a 2012 London Olympics.

The prerogative was presented by Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak in a ceremony during a Seri Perdana here that was additionally attended by his mother Rosmah Mansor.

The prerogative comprised RM300,000 from a National Sports Council's Incentive Scheme as well as RM200,000 from a Malaysian supervision in a form of Amanah Saham Wawasan.

Apart from that, Chong Wei additionally perceived a watch presented by Rosmah who is additionally a Badminton Association of Malaysia's (BAM) patron.

In a short speech, a budding apportion congratulated Chong Wei upon his success in delivering a china award as well as was assured it would make firm his resolve to achieve serve success in a 2016 Brazil Olympics.

"Maybe, fitness was not upon his side to win bullion but he fought right to a end. It showed how serious he was to achieve success as well as hope he will not give up upon achieving even bigger success," he said.
Chong Wei eyes Rio 2016
Najib additionally concluded with a offer to set up a National Badminton Academy during a Juara Stadium Badminton Training Centre in Bukit Kiara.

Meanwhile, Chong Wei, 30, pronounced he would cruise a wishes of a Prime Minister to deliver a country's initial bullion award during a 2016 Olympics during Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

"I am beholden to a Prime Minister as well as his mother for a prerogative today, we will be saving a money. Even yet we did not bring back a bullion medal, a supervision still supports me. Nonetheless we have done my best," he said.

"However, we will demeanour during my opening in two years, that is after a Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea as well as a Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, both in 20! 14. If m y fitness permits, we will go on till a 2016 Olympics," he said.

- Bernama
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