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#SHOWBIZ: Chow Yun Fat, 71, sparks safety concerns after jogging on Hong Kong road

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HONG KONG: At 71, Hong Kong superstar Chow Yun Fat is arguably fitter than many people half his age. Affectionately known as "Fat Gor", the veteran actor is renowned for his love of jogging and hiking, and is frequently spotted exercising around the city.

But his latest workout has sparked concern among netizens. According to Hong Kong media reports, a netizen recently saw Chow jogging alone near the Central and Western District Promenade on Hong Kong Island.

While the famously down-to-earth star appeared relaxed and undisturbed as he went about his run, eagle-eyed observers noticed that he was running on the road rather than on a pedestrian pavement or a designated running path.

Online users criticised his choice of route, warning of the dangers of running alongside moving vehicles.

"Running in the middle of the road? That's not a good idea, right?" one commenter asked, while another noted, "This isn't a suitable place for jogging."

Still, not everyone felt Chow was doing anything out of the ordinary, with some fans rushing to his defence. "That's just how things are in Hong Kong. There's no other choice!" one supporter wrote.

Although it remains unclear whether that particular stretch of road was open to traffic at the time or if a proper running path was available nearby, fans' worries are understandable.

After all, Chow has spent years proving that staying active does not have to stop with age—admirers just hope he watches out for the cars.

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