Master Chris Leong successfully awarded with The Malaysia Book of Records certificate for ‘Most Free Tit Tar treatments provided in a day”.
SHAH ALAM: A charity event organized by Persatuan Tit Tar Malaysia, Chris Leong Method (CLM), and Gintell was a huge success ahead of the Chinese New Year celebration in the Setia Alam neighbourhood.
The Tit Tar team, which had practitioners from different countries, offered free traditional bone-setting therapy to the first 1,500 participants, to provide relief to the people.
The event, a collaboration between Gintell, Malaysia Entrepreneurs’ Development Association (PUMM), Persatuan Hokkien Klang, and Pin Hwa school, aimed to introduce the traditional Chinese method of Tit Tar to the attendees to help alleviate chronic pain and stiffness.
There was also an official attempt to enter the Malaysia Book of Records, as the event aspired to leave a lasting impact on the community and the people who attended.
Datuk Seri Master Chris Leong, the visionary founder and chief executive officer of CLM, expressed the objectives of the event and highlighted that it was not just about creating awareness about health issues but also about sharing knowledge about the traditional art of Tit Tar.
He said, “Beyond that, our collective efforts here will undoubtedly make a meaningful difference in the lives of the less fortunate through a spectrum of charitable activities.”
The organizers of the event also expressed gratitude to all the participants, partners, and supporters for making the event a success.
