Sealed off: A visitor seen entering Bukit Gasing in Petaling Jaya despite the clear notice by Petaling Jaya City Council that it is closed in accordance with the movement control order. — MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Start
ALTHOUGH public parks in the Klang Valley are off limits under the movement control order (MCO), several people can still be seen visiting parks and taking walks or jogging around their neighbourhood.
A viral video showing an argument between a law enforcement officer and a person who was out jogging on his own has raised questions about whether it is permitted to exercise outside during the two-week MCO.
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A park at Ukay Perdana, Ampang, was sealed following complaints from residents that people were practising tai chi there.
Two people spotted at the park in Jalan PU 3/2A in Puchong.
An individual ducking under the tape to get into the Taman Aman park.
This neighbourhood park in Setiawangsa, Kuala Lumpur is devoid of visitors in line with the MCO.
People were also seen relaxing near the USJ 11/3 community hall.
An MPAJ officer sealing off a park in Ampang.
The Taman Jaya public park has been sealed by MBPJ.
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