The Cycle Velo drum to be built in Quetta in the year 2018 could not be built due to the letter from the Pakistan Olympic Association

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Due to the differences between the POA and the Cycling Association, not only the athletes lost, but also public tax money was wasted.

Quetta. As a result of a letter sent by the Pakistan Olympic Association in 2018, Pakistan's second major cycle velo drum for Baluchistan cyclists could not be built, although it was the first single cycle velo drum in Baluchistan, in which Baluchistan was the first.

he related athletes could receive training, the money for the cycle velo drum was provided by the Baluchistan government, however, the Pakistan Olympic Association wrote a letter to the Baluchistan government in 2018 and instructed them to stop the work on it, saying that there is no cycling in the National Games.

 Therefore, there is no need to waste money on it, after which the Baluchistan government also stopped taking interest in this matter and this cycle wheel drum was left as it is, due to which the cyclists of Baluchistan who have a better practice than the creation of cycle wheel drums.

The hope of that also died, due to mutual differences between the Olympic Association and the Cycling Association, not only the loss of cyclists, but also the money kept for the construction of the bicycle Velo drum was also used for other purposes.

Cycle Velo drums that were built have also started to deteriorate with the passage of time and public tax money was wasted only because of politics and disagreements.

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