Covid-19: No sports, recreational activities allowed in MCO areas for two weeks

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All sports and recreational activities in areas under the MCO will not be allowed for the next two weeks. Read more:

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The Youth and Sports Ministry said the National Security Council made the decision which covers premises and commercial facilities, public facilities and fields, unless special permission is given.

"Our hope is to break the rise in new cases in the community, especially in the Klang Valley," said the ministry in a statement.

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So we can’t walk to be healthy but we can walk in the bazaar to get fat? Seriously

No need to worry about covid when so many people kill themselves because they can’t exercise. A bullshit decision, against science and needs reversing now.

What garbage. Never heard of an outdoor cluster. Yet bazaars n markets can operate.

The star is creating sop documents now?

Please don’t close public parks, we need to exercise.

Sports toto apa cam

Jom lepak bazaar.

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