SIBU: Gym operators are calling on the government to let them resume business as they have been severely hit by the movement control order (MCO) which came into force on March 18.
Operator of Solid Gym, Lau Kah Yii said he hoped the state government would look into their predicament and allow gyms to resume operations soon.
Despite this, Lau said, they still had to pay rent, utility bills and salaries which run up to five figure a month."We cannot continue to drag on as we still have bills and staff salary to pay every month. We still have to pay the full rental fee during this difficult period. Lau said they would strictly follow the standard operating procedure for gyms if they were given the green light to re-open.
"The income from my work in the gym is an important one. I hope we can resume normal operations soon," he said.
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