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Monday, January 07, 2008.


Hundreds of people attend funeral of local TV personality 'MC King'
By Lee Khai Yan, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 07 January 2008 1640 hrs




Portrait of Jimmy Nah




SINGAPORE: Hundreds of people bid their final farewell on Monday to local television personality, Jimmy Nah, who was also known as 'MC King'.

The funeral was held at his family home in Cassia Crescent at Guillemard Road.

It was a sombre affair as family, fans and friends – including local celebrities – paid their last respects to the 40-year-old local comedian, who died last Friday.

His neighbours remember Jimmy as someone who was good to everyone around him.

More than 200 messages have been posted on his blog by fans and friends.

Jimmy was reported to have been suffering from cardiovascular problems.

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