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JC: Eh Mi, faster wake up! Got people at our window here la.

Mi: Ha? Why? What people?

JC: Got a guy climbed at the roof la. Faster see.

Mi jumped out of her bed and check out the time.

Mi: What time now? 1145pm?

JC: He sure want to curi barang.

Mi: How you know got people there?

JC: I can smell perfume ma, I thought it’s the girl in the other room came back. Manatau I heard like a cat walking on the roof la. Some more the curtain you clip there jatuh ma. Sekali I turn and see the window, got one man there know!

Mi: Then he saw you or not? (JC turned off the lights and was ready to sleep.)

JC: He saw then he angkat his tangan like say sorry like that.

Mi: Sorry what? Crazy ah?

JC: Ehhh come come come and see. He climbing other people’s house la…!

Mi: Where where? Cannot see also.

JC: Yerrr, how to sleep ah if like that? Damn scared la..

Mi: I also very scared, until I don’t know what I wanna do now.

JC: Better you keep your laptop, near the window only, I think he wants to take that also. Luckily your phone is far, if not sure taken dy.

Mi: Yalor yalor. Eh, we turn on the lights and sleep la.

JC: Later he can see us sleeping wor.

Mi: Windows closed dy ma, cannot see wan. I get ready the aerosol insecticide spray first, he comes some more I terus spray on this face.

JC: Ok ok.

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Panic as we were last night, we couldn’t sleep. JC has been in and out the bathroom for several times, worrying the man might come back. I was a little blurred because I was already sleeping and didn’t expect things like this would happen. My heart was thumping so hard as if I was captured by an monster. Lying down on the bed, all I could think was how brutally I would attack the man. I thought of stabbing his hands using a pair of scissors, while spraying the insecticide in his eyes.

At another point, I thought JC had some illusions. You know things like scaring ownself. She’s the only one who saw everything, the man, the curtain, the smell of the cologne. I didn’t smell it when she noticed the smell again. When she asked me to look over at the other house where the man was climbing, I couldn’t see any. Perhaps I shouldn’t doubt just because I didn’t see it with my own eyes.

Sigh, precautions are much necessary right now.

A: Them? Who?
B: Those people working at the Chinese food shop in Section 14 (opposite Kemaman Kopitiam).
A: Eh seriously? Why?
B: Inspection by MBPJ. They said the premise and the workers are not clean.

Food hygiene is the most vital in our daily lives. The definition of ‘food hygiene’ can be varied from one individual to another. Workers, food, cutleries, plates, bowls and pots and place where the stalls are located are factors contribute to the cleanliness of how food is served, also one of the requirements that the local council has set in the list of rules and regulations.

About 6.30pm yesterday, my roomie and I decided to walk to the opposite food shop to get some dinner. To our surprise, the shop is closed and there is a stripy red/white string tied around the pillars. Two pieces of papers were sticked at the shutter and it says the shop has been closed down for 14 days by MBPJ for not being clean.

It’s totally unexpected. I thought mamak stalls like those by the roadsides are even more dirty. Customers sitting by the drains, sometimes you can see rats crawling about. (Eww, isn’t it?) How come they aren’t being closed down?

We thought the food is clean all this while. No news about food poisoning, no rats or cockroaches crawling everywhere, nothing at all. It was fine as I have been eating since day 1 I came here.

No more nice food for two weeks. Sien.