Bumper harvest and cheap durians see fans queueing at stalls across Singapore


SINGAPORE, June 26 (The Straits Times/ANN): A small fruit stall called Wang Sheng Li opposite Bishan bus interchange was packed on Saturday (June 25) evening, with most customers picking the best durians from a selection piled high on makeshift tables.

More than 10 people were queueing with baskets of their choice finds to have the fruit removed from the shell and packed in styrofoam containers.

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