South Korean skipper Kang Kyung-woo who came down with high fever two days ago could miss the rest of the Junior World Cup Finals.
The player has been quarantined at the Sultanah Aminah Hospital yesterday as a precautionary measure. This follows the recent H1N1 A flu outbreak worldwide.
Tournament medical officer Dr Kamarul Hashimi said yesterday that Kyung-woo could be in hospital for up to 10 days.
The Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) secretary, Hashim Mohamed Yusof, assured all teams in Johor Baru that they were constantly monitoring the situation.
“We have special medical units on stand-by at the hotel and stadium. All necessary precautions are being taken,” he said.
Kyung-woo played in the opening match against the United States on Sunday but was not fielded against Malaysia on Monday.
Friday, June 12, 2009
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