When it comes to safety at home, this resident believes there's no space for monkeying around. A Bukit Timah resident has expressed worry over his neighbours' banana trees after monkeys were spotted in their estate, Shin Min Daily News reported on Tuesday (July 23).
Bukit Timah residents have spotted monkeys in their area and are worried that they might pose a hazard to safety in the neighbourhood.When it comes to safety at home, this resident believes there's no space for monkeying around.has expressed worry over his neighbours' banana trees after monkeys were spotted in their estate, Shin Min Daily News reported on Tuesday .
"Ever since I saw the monkeys, I made sure my doors and windows are shut for fear that they might come in," Ye said. Speaking to the Chinese evening daily, a female resident who planted several banana trees said: "Many households here have been planting these trees for many years, and we've never seen any monkeys.
Justin, a 39-year-old dentist who moved into the estate six months ago expressed doubt that monkeys will pose an issue, The 65-year-old said: "My mother has been planting banana trees for more than 10 years. She wanted to plant banana trees because neighbours here will give the fruits to one another, and banana trees are easier to take care of."Punggol's pilfering monkeysOver 10 monkeys were seen at Blocks 422B and 423B along Northshore Drive, according to a report by 8world in March.
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