Ramli Amat, 1976 Olympic sprinter -- Rest in Peace

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Subject: Ramli Amat, 1976 Olympic sprinter

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Date Posted: November 19, 2002 8:15:09 EDT

Ramli Amat, who represented Malaysia in the 1976 Montreal Olympics and was considered one of that nation's finest sprinters, died from a stroke Saturday. He was 47.

Ramli collapsed while jogging in a park on Labuan Island in eastern Malaysia on Saturday, according to fellow Malaysian athlete Jimmy Tan.

Ramli held a 25-year-old national record in the 200-meter dash.

In recent years, Ramli had held a senior security post at the Malaysia Airlines branch in Labuan, where he was born. He remained active in sports and established an association for veteran athletes on the island.

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