MCO not a problem for Sarawakian man who continues running at home (VIDEO)
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 03:15 PM MYTThe MCO is not a problem for Sarawakian Liew Chiun Hsiung, who runs at home to maintain his stamina. — Picture courtesy of Liew Chiun Hsiun
Liew Chiun Hsiung has taken to running around the compound of his Miri home since the MCO was enforced on March 18. “Initially I ran one kilometre on the first day of MCO before increasing to five kilometres and eventually hitting 21 kilometres.”Liew explained that he could not run 21 kilometres daily due to the challenging course at home.
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