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DPMM FC players during a training session on Thursday. PHOTO: FADHIL YUNUS

BY Fadhil Yunus

DPMM FC Head Coach Adrian Pennock heaped praise on the authorities’ handling of the COVID-19 outbreak in Brunei Darussalam.

“I think a lot of credit had got to go with the Minister of Health. He has done a fantastic job by keeping the virus at bay,” said Pennock during an interview with the Bulletin after a training session at the Jerudong Mini Stadium on Thursday.

The National Squash Centre of the Hassanal Bolkiah National Sports Complex. PHOTO: FADHIL YUNUS

BY Fadhil Yunus

Squash became one of the latest sports to make a return in the recreational scene following the announcement of updated guidelines for indoor sports facilities as part of the third phase of the de-escalation plan.

The National Squash Centre of the Hassanal Bolkiah National Sports Complex is accepting bookings on an hourly basis starting from 9am with the last booking slot being set at 8pm.

Swimming enthusiasts waiting for the swimming pool centre to reopen. PHOTO: SYAZWANI HJ ROSLI

BY Fadhil Yunus

Swimming pool centres finally opened its doors to the public and enthusiasts on Tuesday following the recent announcement of the third phase of the de-escalation plan.

Based on the recent phase, new activities commencing at Level 1 will include swimming pools, cinemas and mass gatherings.

A patron at one of the bowling centres in the country. PHOTO: FADHIL YUNUS

BY Fadhil Yunus

Bowling alleys operators in the country welcomed the authorities’ move to implement updated guidelines as the second phase of the de-escalation plan specifically for bowling centres took effect as of Monday.

Under the second phase, two bowlers can now play in a single lane at one time as opposed to one bowler per lane rule announced during the earlier stage of the de-escalation plan.