The dead can now laugh all the way to the bank


Dead and living it up: Melissa Loh, 23, fixing up a 3D paper bungalow at a prayer paraphernalia shop.

GEORGE TOWN: Hell notes do not suffice anymore. Filial descendants now even burn an entire “bank” for their dearly departed during Qing Ming (Chinese All Souls Day).

Besides paper bank headquarters, other popular offerings this time around are petrol stations that come with car wash service.

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