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Neatly displayed in several glass cabinets and metal shelves, Muhammad Fikri Hadi Mohamed Hanafiah’s passion for the intricately designed figurines-crafted to closely resemble characters from popular Japanese anime-has led him to amass more than 1,500 figures since his school days. - Bernama photo

Mohd Elmie Fariesa Sazali, 37, shared that he can earn a substantial income, reaching up to RM10,000 a month, far exceeding his salary as a lorry driver. Photo by Bernama

Using the account @kakcikyah4, Kak Cik Yah, whose real name is Nariah Ahmad, has attracted fans, both young and old, of various ethnicities not only in Malaysia but also in neighbouring countries like Singapore and Indonesia. - Bernama photo

Dr Leong believes that while his skills may seem ordinary, in critical moments, they can mean the difference between life and death. - Photo source: Dr Leong Keen Wai

Housewife Noor Shahiran Yusoff, 33, showing the cabbage she cultivated when met at her home in Kampung Madu Jaya, Kelewek Hilir Kubur recently. Photo by Bernama

Adding to the uniqueness, this former engineer uses 3D picture frames to encase her clay-based portraits, customising them according to the backdrop requested by customers. Photo by Bernama

Struggling with income? Try these seven side hustles. Decorative image by Canva

Joshua and his father, James at Green Day concert held in Malaysia last week

The 34-year-old singer, who only wanted to be identified as Roy, has also managed to capture the attention of netizens with his unique performance style, to the point that some would eagerly anticipate the latest videos of his street performances on TikTok. Photo by Bernama

Cosy games as a whole encourage a sense of comfort and positivity among players. Photo: Canva