Mr Yeo Song Khoon is mostly seated at his stall but occasionally walks unsteadily to the back of the shop. His family previously told the media that Mr Yeo has had difficulty walking for years.
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Mr Yeo Song Khoon is mostly seated at his stall but occasionally walks unsteadily to the back of the shop. His family previously told the media that Mr Yeo has had difficulty walking for years.
Customers of Bei Ing Wanton Noodles brought their children to visit stallholder Yeo Song Khoon, who was shoved after he patted a girl's head. (Photos: CNA/Justin Ong)
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