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Hong Kong urged to add online safety briefings, penalise no-shows at public gyms
Hong Kong should make better use of its public gyms by allowing online safety briefings and penalising no-shows, an industry leader and a lawmaker have urged after the ombudsman identified management loopholes.
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Industry leader and lawmaker call on Hong Kong to improve public gym use by permitting online safety briefings and imposing penalties on members who fail to attend, citing ombudsman‑found management loopholes.
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