Baker finds passion, side income as freefly trainer of macaws


Abd Raziq training his macaws. — Courtesy photo

WHAT began as a pastime during the Covid-19 movement control order five years ago has turned into a side income for baker Abd Raziq Abd Rahman, who keeps exotic macaws.

For the 27-year-old enthusiast, the birds’ affectionate nature and vibrant colours are among the reasons young people like him choose to keep them as pets.

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