Blind masseurs strive on despite challenges


XXX: Blind trainer Isak Ngau (right) handing over certificate of skills qualification from Human Resources Ministry to blind couple Diana Lai (left) and her husband Philip Asui in in Miri.

MIRI: Despite hard times, blind masseurs are determined to earn an honest living.

They have been hit by the weakened oil and gas sector here, with fewer of its workers going for massages.

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