Malaysians welcome move to allow some physical activities during lockdown, caution that SOPs must be followed strictly


PETALING JAYA: With individual physical activities such as jogging and non-contact sports allowed to resume during the two-week total lockdown, health-conscious Malaysians can breathe a sigh of relief, but some have expressed concern on whether the activities will contribute to the spread of Covid-19.

Joshua Ponnundorai commented on Facebook that the decision to allow individual sports and jogging will be good for people's health, as long as precautions are strictly adhered to.

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