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Putting safety of others first

By N. TRISHA
Federal Reserve Unit personnel giving a helping hand to hikers to remove uprooted trees and branches that are blocking trails.

DUBBED the ‘Chainsaw Man’ by his hiker friends, Eric Lim sometimes goes hiking ‘armed’ with that power tool.

He is the hiker to turn to in Penang when trees fall across hiking trails and endanger people.

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