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Woman wins S$1,600 McDonald's voucher, goes all over HK treating strangers to free meals
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Shauna Yap , as published by Mothership
· September 30, 2026
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When a female tourist from mainland China won a McDonald’s voucher worth HK$10,000 (S$1,600) she could use in Hong Kong, she was faced with a dilemma. She was leaving the next day and could not use the voucher by herself, and in-store gift cards were sold out. Undaunted, the tourist decided to em...
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Key points She was leaving the next day and could not use the voucher by herself, and in-store gift cards were sold out. When a female tourist from mainland China won a McDonald’s voucher worth HK$10,000 (S$1,600) she could use in Hong Kong, she was faced with a dilemma.
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What is this story about? When a female tourist from mainland China won a McDonald’s voucher worth HK$10,000 (S$1,600) she could use in Hong Kong, she was faced with a dilemma. She was leaving the next day and could not use the voucher by herself, and in-store gift cards were sold out. Undaunted, the tourist decided to em...
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