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    18 June 2012| last updated at 01:33AM

    Good turnout at games

    By Md Nazri Jefri

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    PASIR GUDANG: More than 400 adults and children took part in the recent "Sukan Mesra Rakyat" organised by Taman Kota Masai Zone 2 residents.

    Pasir Gudang Municipal Council (MPPG) president On Jabbar launched the games by kicking off the tug-of-war event.

    There were more than a dozen games.

    "The games included musical chairs, lawn bowls, treasure hunt, football and darts," said Abdul Aziz Yusof, a 39-year-old resident.

    Another resident, Bahaman Baharom, 45, who finished third in the  dart games in the adult category, said:   "I took home a medal and  certificate for my efforts."

    Bahaman said the event had been a good opportunity for   residents to get to know each other better.

    Mohd Amin Fakrul, 17, who took part in a carom competition  said he had been  interested in the game since  Form One because it was a game of strategy. 

    On Jabbar gets ready to blow his whistle to set off the tug-of-war. Pic by Md Nazri Jefri

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