Any family member would always want to give the best treatments that they could ever possibly can to other members of the family especially if they are sick. It would be a thorough treatment given to them from emotional support, how they wanted to take care of themselves, and also what kind of food that they are going to eat. All of these are done towards them so that they could have a fast recovery and could live their life like normal again.

Even with all the treatment given, the sick members would feel uneasy sometimes because there so many things that got controlled by other people in their lives. It is totally normal as not everyone knows what we really wanted in our life except ourselves. This is what happened in this particular video that went viral on the TikTok app. The video shows a cheeky father that sneakily hid from all of his family members so that he got the chance to eat some sweet foods.

@hannymaru1Geramm je dengan ayah ni😂 mentang2 kencing manis dia dh turun sekrg ni asyik makan senyap2 jee!!…

♬ original sound – Hannymaru

According to the video, it can be seen that the mother nagging towards the father when he decided to hide from the others in the family just to eat sweet foods. It can be heard that the mother said, “That is how he behaves when his glucose level decreased”. The mother jokingly said that she will punish her husband if the glucose level increases again when got checked the next time.

The face of the father can be seen so unapologetic when he ate that mango. Maybe he just wanted some sweet treats once in a while when his glucose level is finally stable. The father is so cheeky with his behavior until he entertained every member of the family. Looking at the comments section, netizens also entertained with the father’s action.

Picture: TikTok Hannymaru

Picture: TikTok Hannymaru

Picture: TikTok Hannymaru

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Being rich in life is definitely would be one of the dream goals for many people in this whole wide world. To be able to achieve that, they have to work hard in life so that everything will be worth it in the end. Despite all that, many people said that someone could change if they have become rich. They would turn to someone who is arrogant, stingy, and many other negative descriptions towards them.

Fortunately, there is a whole different story for this particular Malaysian billionaire who is ranked 25th in the Forbes list of 50 richest people in Malaysia. His name is Tan Sri Syed Azman Syed Ibrahim. There is actually a very inspiring story of how this specific native of Sungai Petani, Kedah started his journey before he finally becomes a billionaire. It is so amazing how this former military intelligence officer with the rank of Major and former used car dealer is so high in his fighting spirit in business that he can get to this point.

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Based on his story, he and his wife started a used car business right after retiring from the Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM). In the early days of his business, Syed Azman traveled back and forth to London to buy used cars before selling them in Malaysia. At that time he did not have an AP (Approval Permit) but he shared the AP with friends who had the permit.

Over time, he also managed to own an AP from the government and his car business was gaining prominence. Soon the government decided to stop giving open APs and only offer AP franchises. To get the AP franchise, Syed Azman has to be appointed by a foreign car company as a distributor and then the permit is awarded to him.

Luck was on his side when he managed to gain the trust of Honda to appoint him as a distributor of several types of cars in Malaysia. Then Syed Azman got the right to distribute Chevrolet and Suzuki.

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Syed Azman once said that he was bored because he spent a lot of time on the road while doing business. Then his friend suggested he buy a helicopter just to travel for his business. So in 2003, he bought a helicopter for the US $ 1.5 million for his daily use. When he did not use the helicopter, he only rented it to those who were interested.

It was then that he realized that the demand for these helicopters was high in Malaysia. Five years later, he managed to secure his first contract to provide helicopter services to bring oil and gas sector workers to the rig. Today, the owner of Weststar who is so humble has more than 40 helicopters, four private jets and he was also awarded a contract worth RM8 billion for oil rig workers to bring it among the richest men in Malaysia.

Although his wealth and assets reached billions of ringgit, Syed Azman declined to say the amount. Now, Syed Azman continues to spread his wings despite the bitter challenges he faces at a time when the world economy is in a state of uncertainty. Just as dozens of his helicopters flew high in the air, so did his spirit and determination.

Sources: Forbes

KANGAR, May 11  — Senior citizens who successfully completed two doses of COVID-19 vaccine under the National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme yesterday urged the public to stop worrying about getting vaccinated.

Nearly 1,000 senior citizens who received the vaccine at the Dewan 2020 vaccination centre (PPV) expressed their gratitude for not being easily swayed by the spread of fake news on social media claiming that the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine shot causing complications to the recipients.

The Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (KKMM)’s Quick Response Team’s statement described the claims as untrue and advised the public not to disseminate such information which could cause confusion and anxiety among the community.