Tag Archives: Bukit Panjang

A 52-year-old self-employed woman living with her 75-year-old mother at Block 241 Bukit Panjang Ring Road was so irritated with the second-hand smoke coming into her HDB flat that she decided to note down details of every time she smelt the second-hand smoke. She discovered that her neighbor smokes about …

While it is ok to use pesticides on vegetables, we are not sure if it applies to Baygon. Better wash them thoroughly before eating!

Between 7-9am between Blocks 137 and 139 Petir Road in Bukit Panjang, several older residents gather daily to collect free food in boxes and free fresh produce from a silver van (unverified license plate was provided). They have been doing this for years, even before Circuit Breaker (CB). Some have started wearing masks as of 20 April 2020, but many continue not to do so. As you can see, this can so easily become a cluster if just one person among these seniors is an asymptomatic carrier of Covid19.

A 48 year old man was arrested after he started throwing things down his 6th storey HDB block in Bukit Panjang after a quarrel with his wife last evening. The incident occurred at Block 274, Bangkit Road, around 5.30pm, and among the items thrown were a knife and a small statue from a praying altar.

In light of Khaw Boon Wan's admission that the BPLRT was built as an 'afterthought' to political pressure, SDP said it only shows that PAP's infrastructural projects are carried out to win votes rather than for the long-term good of the people.

Our beloved Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan divulged that the Bukit Panjang LRT system, which has been dogged with problems, was actually built due to political pressure. He insists, however, on upgrading it as the design is bad and makes him dizzy.

A netizen shared this incident which happened to her taxi driver father, who picked up a fare cheat from Holland Village to Bukit Panjang only to get cheated by the dishonest passenger.

Guy spotted at Bukit Panjang with two persons riding pillion and dangerously carrying a bulky Ubereats bag.

However, the underpass, which was originally scheduled to open together with Downtown Line 2 in December 2015, have now had its opening delayed to the end of this year. An LTA spokesman said that the construction took longer than planned "due to extensive underground utilities and difficult ground conditions, such as the presence of high rock levels". The hard rocks in the path of the construction meant that some blasting had to be carried out. This is LTA cocking up. weren't they supposed to do ground checks before works started? And by doing the checks, won't they find the hard rocks present on the ground? The rocks did not become hard overnight that it now requires blasting. Now, this delay is actually taking two years, and only now LTA is announcing this.

Five new CCTV cameras were set up in Bukit Panjang in order to help catch the troublemaking monkey. AVA said the cameras will allow them to better understand the monkey's movements and plan more effective operations. There are around 160 reports of monkey attacks but AVA and ACRES are still trying to catch the monkey. They have no choice but to install CCTV after failing to catch one monkey for the past two weeks. The attacks are believed to be by a single monkey which has occasionally popped by nearby schools and stole students' lunchboxes. Do you think this is effective?