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SINGAPORE: Customers of massage and foot reflexology chain Wan Yang have reported losses totalling more than S$904,000 (US$698,000) in unused prepaid packages after its abrupt closure.
The figure, provided by Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) president Melvin Yong on Wednesday (Dec 3), is a big jump from the S$29,000 that was first reported in late November when the case surfaced.
As of Tuesday, 439 complaints have been lodged with CASE, said Mr Yong.
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