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TAIWANESE actress Dee Hsu , the younger sister of the late Barbie Hsu , was slammed online after saying she wanted to keep the recently deceased actress’ ashes at home, reported China Press.
They reasoned that a condominium is of a “yang” or “light” nature, meaning it is meant for living people.“If you want to put the ashes in your own villa which is exposed to the sun, we don’t care even if you place 10 urns with ashes. Barbie, 48, died of pneumonia on Feb 2 after contracting the flu during a vacation in Japan to celebrate Chinese New Year with her family, including her South Korean husband, singer DJ Koo.>The sight of a snake would terrify most people but for Sarawakian Lai Li Xiu, his favourite pastime is capturing these reptiles, reported Sin Chew Daily.
Since then, his phone has not stopped ringing with people asking for help to remove snakes from their houses, shops, cars and even factories.
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