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What Bugs Me

Posted on 17 Jul 2011

What has happened to our once lovely East Coast Beach?

STOMPer Suz wonders what has happened to Singapore's most popular beach, East Coast Parkway, after she saw a ton of debris and broken pipes on her walk there.

The STOMPer wrote:

"I went for at walk at East Coast Park on 9 Jul 11. These pictures were taken around 8 - 9am.

"There was lots of debris on the beach.

"What is the brownish stuff that appears on the surface of the pond?

"What pipe is it? Is it broken? Is it meant to be fixed?

"There is a broken manhole cover, near to the broken pipe.

"Just sharing and curious to know the answers to a few of the questions."

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Keywords: East Coast Park , East Coast Parkway , debris

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Debris, debris everywhere: East Coast beach strewn with litter

Chair in middle of road, but no one stops to move it aside

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Stomper_din said on 18 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Wat Eva it is NEA should step up clearing the beach n N'park should change the drain grating as it cause danger to public.

eyesofme said on 18 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Don't you know that? East coast is never a beach. It's just a bigger long kang. Haha.

lelio said on 18 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

It is and has been deplorable for quite some time.
Maybe nparks or NEA should put up floating barriers that traps debris and prevent them from floating onto the beach itself. Its not safe for people walking or playing on the beach.

thomthumb said on 18 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

Time to organise some volunteers to clean up the beach ! Stomper, are you prepare to spare some time ? Many hands make light work !

harveykid2 said on 17 Jul, 2011 Report as offensive

This debris are bring up from high tide and may come from the open sea.

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