16-Year-Old Wins RM200,000 in Fishing Competition, Sparks Viral Buzz
Proving that perseverance pays off, a 16-year-old boy named Hakim won a staggering RM200,000 in a fishing competition held in Ulu Yam, Selangor, on January 5. This was Hakim’s third attempt at the tournament, and his triumph has become a hot topic on social media.
A Family Affair
Hakim, who participated in the competition alongside his father and grandfather, shared the joy of his victory with his family, creating a heartwarming scene of three generations coming together. Despite his young age, Hakim showcased impressive skills and dedication, earning him the first-place title.
In a TikTok video uploaded by @abg.naga96, a man, presumably from the organizing team, is seen placing RM200,000 in cash into a box before handing it to Hakim.
- Second Place: RM18,000
- Third Place: RM8,000
The second and third-place winners, like Hakim, were also seasoned participants in the competition.
What’s Next for the Prize Money?
Hakim admitted he hasn’t decided how to spend the prize yet. Many netizens have offered suggestions, with some proposing that he save the money or use it to fulfill religious obligations, such as funding his parents’ pilgrimage.
- “If I won, I’d take my whole family for Umrah,” commented one user.
Questions About the Prize Fund
The massive cash prize has also raised some eyebrows, with certain users speculating about its source, questioning whether it might be linked to gambling activities. However, the legitimacy of the competition and its prize money remains undisputed for now.
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