SINGAPORE - For Madam Iris Toh, a resident in Lorong 8 Toa Payoh for 39 years, the weeks leading up to Chinese New Year are usually frustrating.
That is because she would come across cabinets and shoe racks dumped at lift landings and discarded sofas beside rubbish chutes, as residents start spring cleaning.
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