Tireless frontliner Sivarajan ‘walks’ into Malaysia and Asia Book of Records


PETALING JAYA: Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Despite work commitments as a frontliner, Sivarajan Ettiappan (pic) continued to persevere to put his name in the Malaysia Book of Records as well as the Asia Book of Records.

Sivarajan, a physiotherapist, accomplished the “longest non-stop backwards walk on a treadmill” challenge at the Sri Kota Specialist Medical Centre in Klang on Malaysia Day.

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