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Harudot Chonburi Star Kaewkalaya Injured in Opener, MRI Awaited

Harudot Chonburi VC won their Thailand League season opener 3-1 against Khon Kaen University, but star player Kaewkalaya Kamutthala suffered a knee injury in the fourth set. Initial X-rays revealed no bone damage, and the player is awaiting an MRI scan for further evaluation. The club thanked fans for their support during her recovery.

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Harudot Chonburi Rajamangala Thanyaburi VC, a prominent club in the Thailand Volleyball League, has issued a preliminary injury update on player Kaewkalaya Kamutthala, known as "Tip," who was hurt during their season-opening match against Khon Kaen University Khon Kaen Star. The team won the match 3-1 (25-19, 18-25, 25-19, 25-20) to start the new campaign with a victory. However, Kaewkalaya sustained a knee injury in the fourth set while landing from a jump. The club reported that initial X-rays showed no bone abnormalities, and she is now awaiting an MRI scan at 22:30 for further assessment. The team thanked fans for their concern and encouragement.

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