Health and fitness centres in bid to reopen | The Malaysian Insight

Muay Thai instructor Zawen Anwar works with students at a gym in Petaling Jaya. The fitness industry is trying to get back on its feet, with fitness centres nationwide closed for the duration of the lockdown. – FITM handout pic, May 27, 2020.

A GROUP representing health and fitness centres and gyms has submitted standard operating procedure proposals to Putrajaya in a bid to reopen businesses affected by the Covid-19 pandemic as soon as possible. The group has contacted officials from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry and the Ministry of Youth and Sports on guidelines for reopening, to ensure the safety of their businesses and clients.

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