Malaysians welcome move to allow fitness activities in MCO areas


PETALING JAYA: The decision to allow non-contact sports and recreational activities in areas under the movement control order has brought much relief to the public but many expressed hope that the government will be firmer in its decisions to avoid confusion.

On Thursday (May 6), the Youth and Sports Ministry said the National Security Council (NSC) had made the decision to ban all sports and recreational activities in areas under the MCO.

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