Diploma holder Azrolnizam Sidek has heeded Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s challenge to youth to take up “dirty jobs”.
In turn, Azrolnizam, too, has challenged the home minister to raise wages for the 3D (dirty, difficult and dangerous) jobs.
Azrolnizam, who took on the job cleaning drains at a cement factory in Negeri Sembilan two weeks ago, said the RM800 a month he is getting is barely enough to survive amid the rising cost of living.