SHAH ALAM, Feb 24 — The Youth and Sports Ministry (KBS) is satisfied with the level of compliance to the standard operation procedure (SOP) as shown by the sports and recreational industry players in Selangor.
Its Deputy Minister, Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal believed the National Security Council (NSC) would give more flexibility to the industry if it continues to show a high level of compliance.
‘’Today (February 23), I visited Selangor FC Team Training Field, gymnasium and Kota Permai Golf Club in Kota Kemuning.
‘’On the overall, I am satisfied with their levels of compliance with the SOP,’’ he told a media conference after visiting the venues here, yesterday.
He was also queried on the request of sports associations that the players and officials who would be involved in the Malaysian League from March 5, and athletes who would be participating in international sports championships, be given the Covid-19 vaccine shots under the first phase.
He said the ministry would consider discussing with the Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry (Mosti) on the matter.
‘’Currently, compliance of the SOP is adequate to avoid being infected by Covid-19 for the athletes who do not receive the vaccine jab under the first phase.
‘’Nevertheless, we will raise the matter. Maybe, for vaccine arriving under the second phase,’’ he added.
— Bernama
