Malaysian single mum earns up to RM800 sewing part-time to support her kids


Kannamah feels motivated and happy earning an income through her craftwork. Photos: The Star/Kamarul Ariffin

Customer service representative and single mother P. Kannamah, 49, never imagined that a simple sewing gig could become a lifeline - helping her support her two children and forge a better future.

Kannamah, who lives in a rented apartment in Jalan Puchong, Kuala Lumpur, juggles a full-time job at a call centre while sewing in her free time. She earns between RM400 and RM800 a month in additional income.

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