Villagers in Aston Settlement like to meet at this stall daily. —Photos: FOONG PEK YEE/The Star
IT USED to be that 100 people from seven to eight families staying in a two storey shophouse was nothing out of the ordinary in Kampar.
That was how it used to be in the 1880s when the Chinese arrived in droves to work in the tin mines in the area.
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