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JUST A SHORT TRIP ACROSS THE BORDER (PART 3/3)

Posted on 08/11/202110/02/2022 by nickvooi in Short Stories

It was a harrowing experience, the wailing and the lamentation of the accused's relative at the public’s gallery was not something one could easily forget. 

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JUST A SHORT TRIP ACROSS THE BORDER (PART 2/3)

Posted on 26/10/202110/02/2022 by nickvooi in Short Stories

Mun Tak and Janet were immediately detained. The crystalline substance was later confirmed to be methamphetamine also known on the street as “ice”, “syabu” or “crystal” weighing about 300g.

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JUST A SHORT TRIP ACROSS THE BORDER (PART 1/3)

Posted on 19/10/202110/02/2022 by nickvooi in Short Stories

For those living in Johor Bahru (pre-pandemic era), the scene of thousands of commuters crossing the causeway to and from Singapore during peak hours is a common sight. It is estimated that each day, around 350,000.00 travellers cross the 1 kilometer causeway making it one of the world busiest border crossings.

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They Kidnapped My Daughter!!!

Posted on 07/10/202110/02/2022 by nickvooi in Short Stories

A lot of us are aware of the danger of fake news and disinformation. Its menace has become more prevalent especially in the self-regulated world of social media. This is a story concerning one of our clients who was at the receiving end of a disinformation attack.

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The story of one Madam Lim

Posted on 04/08/202113/11/2022 by nickvooi in Short Stories

Let me tell you the story of one Madam Lim Peck Joo (not her real name). I knew her from her stall in Segambut where she sells her renown pork soup noodle....

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