‘Travelling’ under CMCO


World explorers: Wilhelm (left) teaching Alex how to read a map as part of a make-believe hike in Switzerland.

HAVING our national borders closed was hard enough for avid travellers but for a Down Syndrome boy looking forward to his mid-term break outdoors, it was painfully disappointing having to stay home because of the conditional movement control order (MCO).

This, however, did not stop Ashley Pang, 44, Bruno Wilhelm, 47, and their son Alex, 10, from going “camping” in Janda Baik, Pahang.

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