I finally feel I’m alive again, says 90-year-old woman


Having fun again: Senior residents attending an aqua aerobics class in a public pool in Jung-gu district, Seoul. — Reuters

SEOUL:, Senior residents of a district in South Korea’s capital enjoyed “aqua aerobics” – arm lifts and jogging in the water – as the local authority reopened public pools following the country’s ramped-up vaccination drive.

Blood cancer patient Park Jong-seon, 90, was the most excited among 10 swimmers in the aqua aerobics class.

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