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NEW ARTICLE SERIES: FIGHTING COVID-19

Posted on April 2, 2020 By Angela Chang
Bangkok Post
Bangkok Post

I am currently working on a new series called Fighting Covid-19. This series will highlight people within the Muay Thai/fighting/martial arts community who are helping combat COVID-19. They are doing it in any number of ways, including, but not limited to:

  • their profession 
  • using their platform to share news and information
  • putting their non-medical skills to use to help in assisting those in healthcare

I already have a couple of people that I will start writing about. Expect the articles to come out soon, maybe even by later today!

If you know anyone within the community who deserves to be known for what they’re doing, please send me an e-mail to muayyingac@gmail.com, or send me a message on any of the social media platforms for this blog: IG | FB. In your e-mail or message, please include what sport(s) they’re involved in and what they are currently doing.

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