Keeping busy in their golden years


Never too old to start: David Raymond, 76, creating miniature ships from recyclables and sculpting plaster to fill his time during the movement control order. — SHEILA SRI PRIYA/The Star

Senior citizens may have to be cautious about socialising nowadays due to the Covid-19 pandemic. But with slight changes to their daily routine, they can still be active and remain connected to their friends.

Keeping active and engaged with others is particularly important as it helps their mental, emotional and physical well-being.

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