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Oh rats! Tourists lose sleep after spotting rodents in Geylang hotel room

Two tourists staying in a Geylang hotel had a sleepless night after spotting at least three rodents in their room. A Chinese national surnamed Yan, 24, told Shin Min Daily News that he and his Malaysian friend paid RM1,129 (S$340) for a three-night s

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Aug 05 2024
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Oh rats! Tourists lose sleep after spotting rodents in Geylang hotel room

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