Heading off a free fall


On a high: A base jumper in action at the 12th International Gua Damai Base Jump in September last year held at Gua Damai Extreme Park during the recovery movement control order. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

PRIVATE extreme sports and leisure park operators have been struggling to stay afloat during the movement control order (MCO) imposed nationwide since the Covid-19 pandemic began last year.

The safety standard operating procedure (SOP) set out by the National Security Council (NSC) stipulated that these places were to cease operations temporarily during this period, unless the MCO was eased.

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