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'Marie Kondo fever' sparks swell in cast-offs
Charities see more donations due to decluttering trend; goods sold at thrift stores, to foreign workers
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Since last December, an 18-foot truck doubling as a mobile store has been visiting recreation centres for migrant workers to sell goods like clothes, shoes and bags.
The items, on sale for a few dollars each, are donations received by The Salvation Army's social enterprise unit, Red Shield Industries, which is keen to expand the service.
