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There will be no last hurrah as national high jump champion and former Asian champion Lee Hup Wei today announced his retirement after 18 years of service to the nation in athletics.

In today's qualifying round, Hup Wei who has a personal best of 2.29m, failed in all three attempts at 2.17m and was eliminated.

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