On 30 November and 1 December, over 800 athletes from Malaysia Operations competed in seven sports activities during their annual Sports Carnival.
Since 2015, the much-anticipated event has gathered teams from hospitals and support services to foster friendship and team spirit over friendly matches.
Besides encouraging the staff to adopt a healthy, balanced and active lifestyle, the event also created bonding opportunities as each team cheered their hearts out for their members.
The 2019 Overall Championship title went to Pantai Hospital Ayer Keroh. This was their second win after their victory in the first sports carnival in 2015.
Gleneagles Hospital Penang and Pantai Hospital Klang tied for second place, with Pantai Hospital Cheras coming in third place.
Well done, everyone!
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