Training centre for physically and mentally challenged in Tuaran appeals to customers to be patient


Some of the staff at the centre.

KOTA KINABALU: A group of physically and mentally challenged individuals who are trying to earn a living by making furniture are appealing to the public to think it through before deciding to engage their services.

This was because they could not complete orders as quickly as able-bodied individuals due to their disabilities, especially when their stress levels rose or they fell sick, said the group's leader, Azman Saidin.

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