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Posted on 19 Nov 2009
Flood season is here again. This time it's at Dunearn Rd
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STOMPer Martin witnessed this flood along Dunearn Road caused by the overflowing of two monsoon drains, and shares these pictures with STOMP. He says:
"I took these pictures from my office building, Sime Darby Centre this afternoon (Nov 19) during the heavy downpour between 1-2.30pm.
"It overlooks Dunearn Road. Both monsoon drains overflowed, causing a major traffic jam on Bukit Timah and Dunearn Road.
"You can't see the massive jam because it's forming before this flooded area.
"I can't see any traffic police sorting out the situation as of now.
"This is a slight inconvenience, as I'm actually late for a meeting because I'm stuck here.
"But there's nothing much we can do, except let Nature take its course."
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16 comments
acerdolby said
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16 Jun, 2010
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singaporian deserve it since they are so kiasu and arrogrant
nigelwch said
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28 Nov, 2009
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OMG! singapore so advanced country can happen this type of thing? didn't the government do regular mantainence?>
upperthomsoon said
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21 Nov, 2009
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To be honest i cant belive this is happening in singapore our country is also a modern and advanced yet this kind of flood will bring shame to our country!! looks like its time to sack some of our minister and replace it with a fresh and more intelligent one!!
hokkienpeng said
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20 Nov, 2009
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ERP on the long Kao
Teamgeist said
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20 Nov, 2009
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So big drain also overflow, really a serious case of choking in the drains.
Jollyshandy said
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20 Nov, 2009
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Think these canals which were built in the past cannot support the water influx liao - global warming will add more volume of water in years to come. Gotto start considering deepening the canal to cater for extra volume of water as more ice melts!
IceTeaRs26 said
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20 Nov, 2009
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Lolx~ I was there this afternoon sixth ave flooded like nobody business rubbish float to the main road half of the car tyre submerge into the water... Lucky i'm riding on bike cut thru all the cars and flood went home safely... Muahahaha~
hihihibye said
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19 Nov, 2009
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haha alevel students of HC and NJ couldn't go to school to take their physics paper in time because of the flood!
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