Pasir Ris Park News Today

Singapore News - NParks announced in a Facebook post on June 2 that application for more than 190 gardening plots is open from 10am on June 3 to 11.59pm on June 16. Application and balloting are done via AXS (website, mobile and kiosk). Each plot costs $57 per year excluding... Read more at www.tnp.sg

In the final part of a series where CNA journalists spend time with top performers in their fields, Abigail Ng goes searching for wildlife with 2017 National Geographic Photographer of the Year Jayaprakash Bojan.

Singapore News - The National Parks Board (NParks) is looking into the case of a man who allegedly caught a free-ranging chicken at Pasir Ris Park on Feb 17. It is an offence under the Parks and Trees Regulations to capture or displace any animal within a public park here without the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

It is the last thing one would expect to encounter while taking a walk in the park. Facebook user Joel Lee took to the platform on Feb 17 after witnessing a man capture and allegedly kill a free-roaming chicken with his bare hands at Pasir Ris Park. Lee wrote: "Today while on my walk, I witnessed a killing. so the...

It is an offence to capture or displace any animal within a public park here without the authorities' approval. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE — Residents and visitors now have an alternative route for jogging or cycling between Pasir Ris Park and East Coast Park through Bedok Reservoir Park, with the completion of the 18km Eastern Corridor. The National Parks Board (NParks) on Feb 17 opened the new 600m Bedok Park Connector (Eastern Bank) along the Sungei Bedok waterway, which completes the Eastern...

When Daryl Tan, an avid photographer of snakes, went on a trip to the mangroves at Pasir Ris Park in June 2023, he made a monumental discovery – a creature that was thought to be extinct in Singapore.

SINGAPORE - When Mr Daryl Tan, an avid photographer of snakes, went on a trip to the mangroves at Pasir Ris Park in June 2023, he made a monumental discovery – a creature that was thought to be extinct in Singapore. It was not a snake, but a fish whose existence was recorded only in a watercolour painting more than...

Singapore News - A man lied to the police that he was a victim of robbery after he misappropriated $270,400 entrusted to him in August 2023. On Feb 14, Lek Tai Yong, 27, was sentenced to six months’ jail after he pleaded guilty to one count of criminal breach of trust. One count... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE: A man lied to the police that he was a victim of robbery after he misappropriated S$270,400 entrusted to him in August 2023.