Faith, resilience keeps Mohd Syazlee on his feet


An honest living: Mohd Syazlee recently teamed up with his childhood friend and opened a massage centre.

KULAI: Despite having lost his business to the pandemic, visually impaired Mohd Syazlee Ramlan has remained resilient, taking up job opportunities wherever the 28-year-old could so as to stand on his two feet.

“It is not easy for a blind person to get employment as most employers feel that we may slow them down. I was lucky in that I’ve had a few opportunities to work as a massage therapist in the past.

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