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Be it violence on streets, ill-treatment of domestic workers, online scams, start-up frauds, drug-related activities, physical harassment of young ladies, Singapore has witnessed an unprecedented amount of crimes in the past few months.
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- Gardens by the Bay – Seasonal flower displays & art installations. It’s almost illegal to not see Gardens by the Bay while in Singapore. This massive man-made park is as famous for its towering tree-shaped structures at the Supertree Grove as it is for its fully air-conditioned Flower Dome and 35m indoor waterfall at Cloud Forest.
- Merlion Park – Singapore’s iconic “mascot” The iconic half fish half lion creature spewing water into the waters of Marina Bay at Merlion Park deserves your time and attention.
- Singapore Botanic Gardens – Manicured gardens with a black swan lake. Visiting a carefully cultivated garden like Singapore Botanic Gardens can bring a sense of peace.
- Singapore Cable Car – Panoramic views of HarbourFront. Connecting the mainland to Sentosa, the Singapore Cable Car system offers expansive views at the sprawling metropolis below, the sands of 3 beaches on the island, and the buzzing port.
Feb 21, 2021 · Find out the latest news and stories about Singapore, from crowds at parks to snakes in toilets. The Independent Singapore News covers topics such as crime, lifestyle, politics and more.
SINGAPORE - Alternative news website All Singapore Stuff apologised on Thursday (March 2) morning for posting an online article which police said contained false claims.
Jun 18, 2024 · East Coast Park beaches in Area B to H are all closed for cleaning. You can still visit Sentosa's beaches, but sea activities and swimming are not allowed at Tanjong, Palawan, and Siloso beaches.
