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Singapore para-sprinter Mohammad Khairi Ishak, has been provisionally suspended after a positive doping test. The move means the 28-year-old will not race in today's men's T47 100m final at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. The news of Khairi's violation - believed to be a first by a national para athlete - cast a pall over celebrations as Singapore shooter Martina Veloso won her - and the Republic's - second gold at the Games. It brings the country's tally to two gold, one silver and one bronze. According to Anti-Doping Singapore (ADS), Khairi, 28, had tested positive for methandienone, an anabolic steroid, in an out-of-competition test on March 12. Last night, ADS held a two-hour hearing at its National Stadium offices to hear the case. A three-man panel will decide whether or not to impose a formal suspension on him. The decision is expected in a few days. After he emerged from the hearing, Khairi told The Straits Times: "I received the Sample A re...