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Karate centre’s final round: Taman Sri Sinar facility faces imminent demolition

Hayashi Ha Karate Federation relocates as DBKL moves to fully demolish long-standing Segambut training ground

Eyes on Sukma gold, karate athletes refuse to let training centre demolition crush their spirit

Young karate athletes express their worries about where they would train for Sukma

Some residents say Segambut karate centre a public nuisance after DBKL demolition

One Taman Sri Sinar resident complains that centre is ‘always noisy’, but some others express sympathy for exponents who travel there to train

No venue, no problem: Hayashi Ha Karate Federation takes Sukma training to the streets

This the defiant response from owner of karate centre in Taman Sri Sinar, Segambut after its partial demolition by DBKL

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