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SINGAPORE — The thieves struck just two weeks after Madam Kalsom Kamis, 34, and her husband opened up their new curry puff stall at Yishun Park Hawker Centre.
She had been waking up at 5am every day to make the curry puffs by hand and open up the stall, carefully putting aside money to buy equipment to reduce the intensive labour involved in making the savoury pastries.
On July 17, last year, just a day before she was due to buy the equipment, her husband Zaidi Zainal, 39, arrived at the stall to find all their savings gone. It was more than S$1,000 that had been stored in the cash register.
Speaking at the stall on Friday (June 14), Mdm Kalsom told TODAY: “I cried a lot. I flatten the dough with my hands and make them into balls with my hands every single day. It would take around 600 curry puffs to get the money back.”
She had been waking up at 5am every day to make the curry puffs by hand and open up the stall, carefully putting aside money to buy equipment to reduce the intensive labour involved in making the savoury pastries.
On July 17, last year, just a day before she was due to buy the equipment, her husband Zaidi Zainal, 39, arrived at the stall to find all their savings gone. It was more than S$1,000 that had been stored in the cash register.
Speaking at the stall on Friday (June 14), Mdm Kalsom told TODAY: “I cried a lot. I flatten the dough with my hands and make them into balls with my hands every single day. It would take around 600 curry puffs to get the money back.”