Lee watering plants at the rest station.
AFTER more than five weeks of being closed due to the movement control order (MCO), the hiking trails from Moon Gate and the Penang City Park leading up to the Point Five rest area became littered with leaves making it dangerously slippery for hikers.
On Tuesday afternoon, 20 hikers temporarily put aside their walking sticks and brought along brooms and rakes instead to sweep the trail from Moon Gate to the Point Five rest area.
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Lee watering plants at the rest station.
Tay sweeping dry leaves at the Point Five area.
The group of hikers, with several of them in their 70s, volunteering to rake leaves along thepopular hiking trail.
Volunteers clearing the steps of leaves to prevent hikers from slipping and losing their balance along the popular hiking trail. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT and BERNARD SEE/The Star
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