Malaysians urged to avoid ‘high-risk’ activities


PETALING JAYA: Malaysians have been cautioned against activities seen as “high risk” amid the increasing number of business and leisure events allowed to resume in the recovery movement control order period.

Activities categorised as high risk include playing contact sports, attending concerts or sports events, going to bars, using public transport and using air travel, said University Malaya Department of Social and Preventive Medicine public health medicine specialist Assoc Prof Dr Rafdzah Ahmad Zaki.

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