How this artist's 3D paper flowers made it into Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza's music video, Terang


Latifa’s 3D flowers served as the backdrop for pop singer Siti Nurhaliza’s music video, 'Terang'. Photo: Handout

Paper flower artisan and author Latifa Husna Mat Lajis encourages Malaysians – especially those who have been unable to work or have suffered a loss of income during the pandemic – to upskill themselves and start anew.

“Many Malaysians have been retrenched, received salary cuts and have not been able to work during the MCOs. It saddens me when I hear of many people who can’t put food on the table.

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