Water from a nearby construction site caused flooding at the entrance of Tanah Merah MRT station during the downpour on Saturday (Nov 12) afternoon, rail operator SMRT said. Videos circulating on social media showed commuters wading through ankle-high water at the entrance of the station in New Upper Changi Road. "On Nov 12 at around 3pm, water from a construction.
Singapore News - Water from a construction site caused flooding at the entrance of Tanah Merah MRT station during a downpour on Saturday afternoon, rail operator SMRT said. Videos circulating on social media showed commuters wading through ankle-high water at the entrance of the station in. Read more at www.tnp.sg
One person who had pain in the leg was taken to Changi General Hospital and five people were brought to safety at nearby sheltered areas.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Commentary: Save forests or build 4-rooms? It’s not a zero-sum game Conserving our forests is a delicate dance in a land-scarce country and a wicked problem. But this doesn’t mean there are no solutions, says one observer.
Clementi Forest. (Photo: Facebook/Brice Li)
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SINGAPORE: In late October, drone footage of Clementi Forest went viral, and many came to learn of and appreciate its wild beauty.
But after learning that the land had been earmarked for residential development, some netizens have called for its preservation, shining a spotlight on the dilemma of conserving forests in land-scarce Singapore.