Beautician now makes a living selling nasi lemak


Quick learner: Lim packing nasi lemak for a customer at the Fisherman’s Wharf Food Corner in Penang. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Despite losing her income since the pandemic hit and the first movement control order came into force last year, beautician Christine Lim has found a way to turn life around for the better by starting a food stall.

Lim, who has been working at a spa for 12 years, said she had never tried operating a food stall before.

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