As Singapore moves towards water self-sufficiency, price hikes are a fact of life
Trinity Chua • • 8 min read
SINGAPORE (June 25): When Tan Tiong Peng started a laundromat in Singapore eight years ago, customers complained that his imported washing machines spat out too little water as they put their clothes to wash. It took Tan almost a year to convince customer
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