Non-contact sports allowed in MCO areas
KUALA LUMPUR: All sports and recreational activities which do not involve contact in both open areas and indoors for training, health, fitness and skills will now be allowed in areas under the movement control order (MCO) by observing physical distancing of between one to three metres.
The holding of tournaments, competition or friendly matches according to the “sports bubble” model is limited to the organising of the Malaysia Football League (M-League), Hockey League, (MHL) and Sepak Takraw League (STL) without the presence of spectators or supporters.
Many other restrictions have been relaxed in areas under conditional MCO (CMCO) and recovery MCO (RMCO), such as rules on team sports and local competition, the youth and sports ministry said.
However, KBS stressed that all standard operating procedures (SOP) and general protocol issued is subject to the gazetted regulations under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988, regulations relating to MCO, CMCO and RMCO by the health ministry and MKN from time to time. —
Youth and sports minister Reezal Merican Naina Merican also reminded all industry practitioners and players to comply with the SOP set to ensure the sports and recreational sector continued to enjoy the confidence and trust of the government to ensure the survival of the sports industry as a whole.
“In line with the announcement, the youth and sports ministry has updated and improved the existing SOPs in the sports and recreation sector as guidance and compliance by all parties involved,” he said.
Further and up-to-date information on the SOP can be obtained on the KBS website via the link http://www.kbs.gov.my/sopsukanrekreasi. - FMT
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