Malaysian boy with autism wants someone to play chess with him


Muhammad Nur Raziq asks: ‘Will you play chess with me?’ Photos: Nur Syazana Zakaria

A mother's Facebook post inviting people to play chess with her son with autism has received warm responses from netizens.

On Jan 16, food operator Nur Syazana Zakaria, 36, posted a message in the Malaysian Chess Community group inviting chess enthusiasts to play with her son, Muhammad Nur Raziq Muhammad Nur Qisti, 12, at her food stall in Senawang Prima, Negri Sembilan.

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