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“Could somebody recommend me the best place for laksa? I've been deprived my favorite food for awhile now. x]” 3 answers	happiiex3 Los Angeles
“My earlier query helped a lot! Now I have a fair idea where we need to go and what to see. Now I have some more specific queries 1. When we go for watersports etc., on sentosa(Jet ski etc,) are there any places where we can deposit camera etc., and oth” Be first to answer	tsk1979 Noida
“My earlier query helped a lot! Now I have a fair idea where we need to go and what to see. Now I have some more specific queries 1. When we go for watersports etc., on sentosa(Jet ski etc,) are there any places where we can deposit camera etc., and oth” Be first to answer	tsk1979 Noida
“On the trip to singapore, we will be carrying a DSLR. this means a camera bag(albeit size can be small). Do most places like the night safari, zoo etc., etc., allow bags inside(camera bag with lenses etc.,) What about other attractions. We plan to vi”   2 cheers 24 answers	tsk1979 Noida
“I understand that singapore voltage is 220V, so thats a good thing as in India its 220 too. But in India we use round plugs, what are used in singapore. Flat style or round style? Can anybody point me to pics of the same?” 3 answers	tsk1979 Noida
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