KUALA LUMPUR, April 7 — Athletes who will take on the national challenge at the 31st SEA Games in Hanoi are reminded not to worry about the Covid-19 situation in Vietnam when the games kick off next month.
“Athletes need not worry, except to take care of themselves. Apart from being organised in the concept of a sports bubble, we also do not allow national athletes to go out at will except to the event venue and back to the hotel only. Nur Azmi said this after a visit to meet with athletes and e-sports and athletics coaches at MSN Bukit Jalil.
Despite his reluctance to put any pressure on athletes to achieve success in Vietnam, Nur Azmi stressed that the SEA Games should not be deemed as “an outing” after not being able to compete abroad following the Covid-19 pandemic over the past two years.
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