SINGAPORE - For the first time in more than 30 years, Mr Oh Go Seng will be celebrating Chinese New Year in a warm home setting.
Just last month, home for him was a makeshift tent made of nylon canvas and wooden sticks in a forested area in Sungei Tengah, where he grew his own vegetables like chilli padi and pandan leaves.
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