Every morning, as the sun rises in Fuad Fahmy's village, he can hear the familiar sounds of a rural existence begin to stir: roosters crowing, kitchens clattering, children chattering, water splashing.
He's lived all his life in a traditional Malay village called Kampung Baru, which means "new village", but he considers himself a city boy.
That's because Kampung Baru is located smack bang in the middle of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital and one of Asia's biggest cities.
