Sim (left) and Ang decided to make waffles after finding it difficult to establish a footing as chicken rice sellers. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star
THE lack of job opportunities for the disabled has prompted some to start their own business to make ends meet.
Most of those interviewed by StarMetro had jobs but were forced to change course when full-time employment was no longer possible for various reasons.
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Sim (left) and Ang decided to make waffles after finding it difficult to establish a footing as chicken rice sellers. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star
Loh switched from fashion designing to selling perfume after losing vision in one eye.
Mohd Nor sells nasi lemak in the morning and cookies in the afternoon after having to give up his full-time job as a telephone operator. — SAMUEL ONG/The Star
Sometimes, Mohd Nor (second from right) gets help from his best friend and son who help him set up shop and sell nasi lemak. — SAMUEL ONG/The Star
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