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iPoh (Malaysia)

You know you’re spending too much time on Apple stuff when you start spelling a certain Malaysian city as iPoh. I returned to covid just before the travel lockdown. This was after a gap of 15 odd years. Back then, I felt that many young people were moving to bigger cities for better job prospects - Kuala Lumpur or Singapore. Now it seems some of these people were moving back and starting local cafes and other businesses.

The iPoh train station.

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