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The coaching licence of the Melaka Under-14 girls' volleyball team coach, who slapped two of his players in a tournament held in Johor in December last year, has been revoked.

The MoE has completed an investigation into the recent incident of a volleyball coach slapping two young female players, said its Minister, Fadhlina Sidek.

The volleyball coach who is involved in the controversy of slapping his players as viral on social media earlier has apologised openly for his action.

Fadhlina Sidek said that the meeting was aimed at getting feedback from the parents of the students involved in the incident.

MOE said that it views the issue seriously and will provide full cooperation to the police if a report is lodged about the incident.

The coach allegedly slapped two teenage female players during the Under-14 Junior Volleyball Championship in Kota Tinggi.

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