Kenyan athletics is only just starting up after a devastating disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The country is gradually opening up the sport and as renowned athletics coach Colm O'Connell recounts, athletics could be forced to change to adapt to the new normal. CGTN's Saddique Shaban has more.
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