Blind masseurs relieved to resume work


Some of the 200 visually impaired comprising masseurs and massage business owners waiting for the compulsory Covid-19 test before they are allowed to resume business.

OVER 120 massage and reflexology centres owned and operated by the visually impaired community will be able to open their doors to customers once they are able to satisfy the conditions imposed by authorities.

Around 200 visually impaired masseurs and entrepreneurs underwent the Reverse Transmission-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) test to fulfil a key condition before reopening their businesses.

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