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Gojek driver gets passengers in despair to talk about their troubles to stop thoughts of suicide
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Ms Khairiah Hanim Mazlan's drive to go the extra mile to help people contemplating suicide stems from a personal tragedy.
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SINGAPORE - Ms Khairiah Hanim Mazlan quit her job as a paramedic in 2018 to care for her elderly parents suffering from cancer, and became a private-hire car driver working mostly night shifts to make a living.
The 44-year-old Gojek driver did not expect that her car would also help save lives.
