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      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      Book-loving blind activist fights for the disabled
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      Book-loving blind activist fights for the disabled

      Book-loving blind activist fights for the disabled

      Geraldine TongPublished: Jun 5, 2016 12:01 PM | Updated: Jul 4, 2016 1:17 PM

      Mohd Rosli Ibrahim spent his childhood in a small village in Kelantan playing with elastic bands and climbing trees, just like all the other children in his village.
      Yet the other children often teased and derided him, because Rosli was born blind.

      But Rosli gave as good as he got, he admitted to Malaysiakini, as he usually got into fights with the other children when they teased him.
       

      MALAYSIANS KINI | So many areas to improve and set right, frets Mohd Rosli Ibrahim.

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