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Old school, new world: Woo preparing some of the items to be shipped to customers who purchased them online at the Kwong Tuck Sundries and Liquors Store in Campbell Street, George Town. — K.T.GOH/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Having stood the test of time since 1836, a traditional sundry shop here in Campbell Street now hopes to be around for many more years by embracing the latest technology to engage with its clients.

The popular shop for many ethnic Chinese families for over 180 years now has an online presence and delivery service.

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