PPR residents get familiar with digital marketing


PPR residents picking up new skills through K2K programme’s online classes. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

HAVING lost her job as a seamstress during the Covid-19 pandemic, Noor Hayati Ismail took up making and selling acar or pickled vegetables to earn a living.

The 44-year-old resident of Kampung Baru Hicom People’s Housing Project (PPR) did not have a smooth start with her business as she had difficulty marketing her product.

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