SINGAPORE – Lazarus Island to many Singapore residents is an escape from the hustle and bustle of the mainland – now even more so, with tiny houses being built there for short stays – but to Mr Rabull Jalel Kasman, it was once home.
Before he was resettled in 1975, the 81-year-old spent languid days teaching at a school that used to be on the island.
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