THERE IS A makeshift stall along Lorong Abu Siti that bears no name yet locals who know of it flock to it, especially if the day happens to be hot and humid. This stall makes its business selling coconuts and packets of coconut water, and has a history that stretches back to the years of the Japanese Occupation.Rangan Priakaruppan.Managing the stall is third-generation proprietor Rangan Priakaruppan, who at 24 years old was called back home to help out with the...
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