Damaged paved path at Astaka field a risk to users


Harbans at the site of the uprooted tree along the Astaka recreational field near the sports complex.

THE field at Astaka Sports Complex in Petaling Jaya has always been a popular recreational and exercise site among residents in the city, especially those living nearby.

With the Covid-19 movement restrictions lifted and recreational activities allowed, locals have been visiting the field again for exercise, using the paved walkway for walking and jogging.

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