Braving the heat to stay in the pink of health


Breathing exercise: Ang (in white T-shirt) and her friends practising qi gong at Penang City Park. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: The morning sun may be hotter than usual, but that has not deterred some people from exercising outdoors.

Lee Wei Ling, 48, who was seen making her way up and down a trail in Penang City Park multiple times, said she isn’t slowing down on her workouts despite the sweltering heat.

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