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Youth and Sports Ministry to work with shopping malls to promote sports

Ample space in shopping centres can serve as leisure or sport areas for the public

6:25 PM MYT

 

SHAH ALAM – The Youth and Sports Ministry will continue to intensify its promotion of shopping centres as safe areas for leisure and sports activities.

Its minister Hannah Yeoh said that with the ample space inside a shopping centre, it can expose visitors to different kinds of sports and encourage them to try them out.

“KBS has held several online and physical meetings with shopping centres and retailers, because shopping malls in Malaysia are all huge.

“Shopping centres also have many sites and space suitable for activities, especially for the young. This year, there has also been planning and collaboration with many shopping centres to promote sports activities,” she said after launching the Digital Sport Arena, here today.

In the meantime, Hannah also suggested that if a certain space in a shopping centre is used for leisure or sports, it must have heightened security, including more closed circuit camera units (CCTV) to monitor the area. – January 13, 2024

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