Repair works at the Housing Board Build-To-Order (BTO) construction site in Clementi, where a landslide occurred on Friday morning, will start next week. The works would include removing the dislodged soil in Sungei Ulu Pandan, repairing the damaged part of the park...
Earlier on Friday, national water agency PUB said it was monitoring the situation and quick response team vehicles were on standby to respond to any potential flooding incidents.
HDB said on Friday night that the incident happened where a retaining wall was being built to prepare for the construction of a basketball court and pavilion in the area.for the affected area, works on the residential blocks have not been affected and are allowed to continue, it added. Addressing concerns that the landslide may cause delays for new flat buyers, Ms Sim Ann - the area's MP - said on Friday that it is unlikely that key collection for the units would be delayed, with the first batch being planned for December."We will keep flat buyers updated should there be any changes to the completion date of their flats," HDB added in its Facebook update.
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