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Homes, shopping malls and MRT stations along Upper Bukit Timah Road now have better protection against flash floods. A seven-year-long, S$60 million project to …
Homes, shopping malls and MRT stations along Upper Bukit Timah Road now have better protection against flash floods. A seven-year-long, S$60 million project to upgrade Upper Bukit Timah Canal has been completed, allowing it to carry 30 per cent more rainwater. Eugene Chow reports.
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We can easily handle the reality as it unfolds by using smart, modular engineering: building targeted coastal dikes, upgrading our current drainage networks, and increasing the capacity of our water pumps along our existing shores—with no need for multi-billion-dollar reclamation projects. This allows us to scale our defenses strictly based on real-time data, keeping costs low and adaptability high.
Homes, shopping malls and MRT stations along Upper Bukit Timah Road now have better protection against flash floods. A seven-year-long, S$60 million project to upgrade Upper Bukit Timah Canal has been completed, allowing it to carry 30 per cent more rainwater. Eugene Chow reports.
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Upper Bukit Timah Canal: Lower flood risk for homes, MRT stations along stretch as works wrap up
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