As electricity tariffs skyrocket to record high prices, some Singaporeans are apparently choosing to live in the dark
One netizen said, "At home. He don't on the lights. He use a lamp that uses rechargeable AA batteries. He brings the AA batteries to charge it in his office and than brings back to his home to use ...
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