Health and Wellness: CNOOC donates outdoor gyms to National Park
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CPGL and PAC Commissioning of Outdoor Gym Programme in National Park by News Room/Avidesh Narine
He said the gesture by CPGL coincides and complements “what our President and our First Lady has been doing, and that is, creating safe spaces for the enjoyment and the development of families, of children, and the citizens of our country,”.
“Companies such as CNOOC did not have to do this,” said Persaud. “They are making that investment for the people of Guyana.”
Chinese Ambassador to Guyana Guo Haiyan also commended CPGL’s contribution, highlighting the company’s commitment to supporting local welfare and the people’s livelihood.
The machines are expected to be widely used by the public and are seen as a valuable addition to the National Park.
“This is affordable, free non-specific training and you can’t get cheaper than free,” said Paul Meusa, a gym owner and CrossFit athlete.
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