Preloved products: Customers going through used clothes on sale at the Lighthouse Thrift Shop in Penang Road, George Town. — MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
PILES of recyclables and preloved goods are starting to make their way to thrift stores and charity homes following the easing of movement control restrictions.
After months of people staying home, the fruits of decluttering are now showing up at secondhand stores and charity sites across Penang.
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Secondhand stores and charity sites in Penang
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Khoo (right) and other Tzu-Chi members and volunteers sorting out donated clothes at the Buddhist Tzu-Chi Lumba Kuda Recycling Education Centre in Jalan Sekolah La Salle.
Eden Handicap Service Centre workers arranging books and other items at their recycling centre in Lengkok Kampung Jawa, Bayan Lepas.
Customers waiting their turn to enter the WCC Value Shop during its reopening at Island Plaza in Tanjung Tokong, Penang.
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