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His pet cause was triggered by a speech Goh Chok Tong made in 1996. The then-Prime Minister had said that the cleanliness of public toilets is a marker of a society’s graciousness. Inspired, Jack ...

Constant scratching. Blood-stained sheets. When Qiao Qing received her daughters’ diagnosis of severe eczema, her world turned upside down.