M’sian grad working as rubbish collector in S’pore wins praise


SINGAPORE: A Malaysian has won accolades after he returned a computer tablet to its owner here.

Muhammad Khidir Samsudin, who wanted to be called Eday, and his colleague Mohd Yuamirul Che Yussoff, 26, became the focus of attention on social media when they returned the tablet belonging to a Singaporean which they found in a recycling bin.

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