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Being Labeled as Disabled Is Not Nadiah's Lowest Point

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REMBAU – Being disabled is not an excuse for mother of two, Nadiah Abd Malek, 38, to make her disability the lowest point in life, but rather a trigger for her to seek extra income. Nadiah, who holds a Diploma in Accounting from Mara Poly-Tech College (KPTM) Bangi, said she started selling spicy chicken steamed rice on a small scale three years ago.
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Being Labeled as Disabled Is Not Nadiah's Lowest Point

REMBAU – Being disabled is not an excuse for mother of two, Nadiah Abd Malek, 38, to make her disability the lowest point in life, but rather a trigger for her to seek extra income. Nadiah, who holds a Diploma in Accounting from Mara Poly-Tech College (KPTM) Bangi, said she started selling spicy chicken steamed rice on a small scale three years ago.

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Kosmo Online broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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