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Time is money: Carousellers are charging $300 to help others queue for China visa

By now, you'd probably have heard of the dreadful queue situation at the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre with some folks turning up to wait in line as early as 4am in the morning, only to be turned away some five hours later. However, if you're not keen to spend your time queuing and risk getting turned away, there're opportunists...
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'We queued for nothing': Influencer queues for China visa at 4am with 170 people in front, told to go home 5 hours later

When China recently reopened its borders, there were understandably many foreign tourists keen to travel there. And this has resulted in long queues for China visas, with several Singaporeans taking to social media recently to complain about their agony waiting in line. In a TikTok video uploaded on Saturday (May 6), Ong Yi Ting documented her experience trying to get...
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Time for swimmers to shine in Tokyo | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

Published on: Thursday, July 15, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian swimmers, Welson Sim Wee Sheng and Phee Jinq En have been reminded not to dwell on their Rio Olympics 2016 upset, but to instead focus on shining at the Tokyo Olympics this month. Welson, who took part in three events in Rio, namely, the men’s 200 metres (m) freestyle, 400m freestyle and 1500m freestyle while Jinq En, who swam in the women’s 100m breaststroke, failed to make the cut into the next round due ...
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Girl knits gifts for dad and grandparents overseas

Attention to detail: Yi Ting stitching a lion dance doll as a Chinese New Year gift for her relatives abroad. MUAR: Unable to reunite with her loved ones due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a 13-year-old student here has knitted lion dance dolls as gifts for her father and grandparents, who are overseas. Chung Hwa High School student Tsai Yi Ting said it took her about two months to finish knitting the dolls from scratch. “This year’s Chinese New Year is a unique one as we are separated in three ...
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