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Posted on 25 Jun 2010

West side of S'pore also hit by morning floods

STOMPer Growiser was greeted by the sight of floodwaters at Boon Lay Way at about 8.25am, as he made his way to work.

A drain along Boon Lay Way (going towards Jurong West Street 51) had overflowed, and flooded the pedestrian walkway and left lane.

Growiser observed pedestrians walking through ankle-high water.

Traffic was heavier than usual, as vehicles manoeuvred through the floods.

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Keywords: flood , traffic traffic jam

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BMW760Li said on 9 Jul, 2010 Report as offensive

It is time Singaporeans consider buying a boat as well. When it floods, they can sail their way to work.

mlyleo_69 said on 28 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

Floods here and there. For sure nothing is perfect. We are always at a learning process. There is always new thing to learn to upgrade our infrastructure each time a calamity occurs. Without this we may feel complacent and cut short our research. The weather pattern is changing. Learn how we can anticipate that by trying other improvements.

Soulgirl said on 26 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

Drainage it is a real cause for Orchard ? Look like many area are flooding now and more to come.

stomp_rat said on 26 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

which "longkang" got choke now? tell us...tell us...tell us....

moonhohoho said on 25 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

Towards 2012....

smoothtalker said on 25 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

maybe they might suggest not planting trees at all to prevent the vegetation from blocking the drains!

HolyDonkey said on 25 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

Damn! are the buses affected too? coz i have been waiting for 240 more than 40 minutes.Z

lovemelovemenot said on 25 Jun, 2010 Report as offensive

Flooding happening so often. What's happening to our drainage systems??