00:00It's very sad that a player who has been engaged in a very long time with a para sport today
00:08had to take a step today.
00:12And I think that in their career, there was a lot of pain in their career.
00:19But after the Asian medal, they didn't have to take a medal because they couldn't pass their drug test.
00:32But in their life, it happens like this.
00:39It's a very unfortunate thing.
00:43However, we have seen in the history of this game that the players are going to break their band again
00:50and come to play again.
00:53I think that today's players are going to be able to see, understand and understand that the sport is part
01:03of your life.
01:05It's not on your life.
01:08It's not on your life.
01:11The player is a brother, a son, a husband, a husband, a father.
01:20So, if they are taking responsibility, because it's a problem, I don't know.
01:28I don't know.
01:30But in the past, we were thinking about playing a game, I'm also thinking that they can't even go to
01:36the other Asian game.
01:38They can't even go to the other Asian games.
01:40They can't win a game in the past.
01:42They were lost but they couldn't win a medal.
01:46And now, they're watching this news every once in the social media.
01:49They are seeing these stories every time.
01:51They are seeing their own selfies.
01:53And there's such a huge cash incentive
01:56that a selfie can miss a selfie.
01:59So the ones who miss them,
02:01that feel very nervous,
02:01that feels very bad.
02:04There were also the London Paralympics
02:06that had been going to Rio before going.
02:09There was also a court case.
02:11So my opinion is that it's a hard time.
02:14But this gives us another thing,
02:30Thank you very much.
02:50Thank you very much.
