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Living the dream despite physical setback

By MOHD FARHAAN SHAH
Fresh gig: Mohamad Arif had always wanted to be a barber and after an accident left him disabled, he turned his passion into his profession.

KULAI: Being a person with disability (OKU) did not stop Mohamad Arif Ahmad from realising his dream of opening his own barber shop.

The 23-year-old was unable to walk following a road accident some six years ago while working as a food delivery rider.

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