Yoga studio operators face uncertain times


A yoga instructor conducting a virtual class during the pandemic.

JOHOR BARU: Yoga studio operators here have scaled down their classes by more than half the number of participants, besides moving the sessions online to safeguard their students and instructors amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

A yoga instructor who only wanted to be known as Jeff, who owns three studios including one in Taman Pelangi here, said he allowed not more than 10 students per class to avoid overcrowding and ensure safe distance between the students, especially during the conditional movement control order period.

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