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General : Banana Chip Livestreaming Becomes Turning Point For Nekyahh Kerepek

SABAK BERNAM, Aug 25 (Bernama) -- A livestream of a husband and wife frying banana chips in their backyard became the turning point for Nekyahh Kerepek , which now records monthly sales of up to RM136,000 and provides jobs for local residents, including the elderly and single mothers.

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