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Thailand’s Amateur Weight-lifting Association committee quits over doping scandal


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Thailand’s Amateur Weight-lifting Association committee quits over doping scandal

 

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The executive committee of the Amateur Weight-lifting Association of Thailand has resigned en masse ”to show responsibility” after a former Thai Olympic bronze medallist told German TV that Thai weight-lifters have been using banned substances since they were young.

 

German ARD television broadcast a documentary, about corruption in the world’s weight lifting community and the widespread use of banned substances on January 5th, in which Ms. Siriput Kulanoi, a former Thai weight-lifter who won a bronze medal in the 2012 Olympic Games, told the German interviewer, without knowing that her conversation was being secretly recorded, that she, as well as other Thai weight-lifters, had used banned substances since she was 13. The documentary was also shown to the International Olympic Committee.

 

In a statement issued today, Mrs. Busaba Yodbangtoei, the chairwoman of the Amateur World Lifting Association of Thailand, said that Ms. Siriput gave the interview without knowing that her interviewer was a German media representative and thought he was just a potential customer interested in applying for membership of her fitness club.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailands-amateur-weight-lifting-association-committee-quits-over-doping-scandal/

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

said that Ms. Siriput gave the interview without knowing that her interviewer was a German media representative and thought he was just a potential customer interested in applying for membership of her fitness club.

Kind of missing the point somehow isnt it ?? 

 

 

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