Physically-challenged individuals who make a living by working as food delivery riders have earned much (well-deserved) respect:

And Malaysian Foodpanda rider Syahrain Fadzil is one of them.

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Lost hands in a bomb explosion

Syahrain's circumstances was made public after a Dec. 22 tweet about him went viral.

Saya amat kagum dgn insan istimewa ini .. Beliau Full time rider #foodpanda berpendapatan seminggu RM600-800..Tiada alasan untuk meraih rezeki yang halal daripada meminta sedekah seperti org lain .. Tahniah Shahren.. Boleh contact beliau 012-2443648 kalau nak order pic.twitter.com/Tim5chVILZ

— SamAdnan (@SamTTWangsa) December 22, 2018

Twitter user @sampockettrade shared his admiration for Syahrain and encouraged more Malaysians to get their food delivered by him.

What sets him apart from other food delivery riders is that he doesn't have hands.

According to an MStar report, Syahrain lost his hands in 2003 when he was nine years old, because of a bomb explosion:

"I didn't know it was a bomb. I was playing with it and it just exploded."

It took him three years to get used to living a life without his hands.

Earns up to RM800 a week

According to the tweet, Syahrain is a full-time food delivery rider in Kuala Lumpur and earns between RM600 (S$197.94) to RM800 (263.92) weekly.

When asked if he has ever faced any difficulty, he answered:

"I'm used to riding the motorcycle, no problem."

Shows how he rides motorcycle

The tweet has since garnered more than 9,000 retweets and a lot of netizens asked the same question:

"Just one question. How does he ride his motorcycle?"

"How does he ride the motorcycle?"

And Syahrain demonstrated exactly how he rides his motorcycle on a video he uploaded to Facebook on Jan. 12.

In case you're data-strapped, here's how he put on his helmet:

Then he proceeds to show how easy it is for him to start his motorcycle.

And off he goes:

Cool.

Top image screenshot from Syahrain Fadzil's video and Instagram