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Malaysian Paralympic Council

Paralympians to be accompanied by high-calibre chaperones in Paris to avoid any issues

Malaysian Paralympic Council takes note of shortcomings in Paris Olympics and past issues, plans steps to prevent similar problems for Paralympic athletes

Medal hopes soar: BWF grants Malaysia extra slots for Paris Paralympics

Federation's decision to grant additional slots reflects country's progress in para-badminton and strengthens its chances of podium finishes

Paralympic Council proposes tracking devices for all athletes and officials in Paris

The Malaysian Paralympic Council is currently considering the mandatory implementation of tracking devices for all athletes and officials representing Malaysia at the upcoming Paralympic Games in Paris, scheduled for August.

BAM says development of para-badminton players ‘not under their purview’

The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) has responded to the allegations made by the Malaysian Paralympic Council (MPC) regarding the lack of development for para-badminton players.

M’sian Paralympic Council wants BAM to ‘wake up’ on para-badminton talent

The Malaysian Paralympic Council has urged the Badminton Association of Malaysia to "wake up" and seriously look into the development of para-badminton players for the council.

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