Excuse me, can I bring Le Ganma ?

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It's best to declare this thing. Also, there's Lao Ganma for sale in Apollo Town on the Great Ocean Road.

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TJ Lao Li@SG

Can I bring a portable stove for cooking when traveling? It's a waste of time and energy.

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