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Tough decisions in the rice bowl town of Sekinchan

By Joceline Tan
Colourful display: An audience watching the Teochew Opera performance at a temple in Bagan Sekinchan. — K.K. SHAM/The Star

SLEEPY Sekinchan has stirred to life the last few days.

There is a Chinese opera group in town and, no, we are not referring to the politicians who have flocked into town for the Sungai Besar by-election.

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Joceline Tan

Joceline Tan

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