At least 20 workers were seen scooping water, mud and debris with their buckets and helmets. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE: A damaged water pipe led to flooding in parts of Marine Parade, including Marine Drive and Still Road South, on ...

Residents and motorists waded through ankle-deep waters after construction workers accidentally struck an underground water ...

A damaged water pipe left large parts of Marine Parade flooded for hours. The ankle-deep waters blocked roads and slowed ...

When the entire project has completed, the Queen’s Parade development will include new homes, a hotel, offices, a market ...

The damaged pipe, which was damaged during lift retrofitting works, serves the Marine Drive area and water supply is not ...

On Oct 4 morning, a contractor accidentally hit the potable water pipe in Still Road South while working on a lift shaft on a pedestrian overhead bridge, resulting in muddy water spreading to roads, ...

This was after workers from contractor Pal-Link Construction accidentally struck an underground water pipe while working on a ...

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. 'Some goods were damaged': Flooding in parts of Marine Parade ...

Hopes that a burnt-down seafront Wimpy restaurant would be revived by the company have been shot down – despite fresh planning documents ...

Water gushing out of a pipe damaged during lift retrofitting works at the pedestrian overhead bridge flooded Still Road South and the surrounding HDB blocks on Oct 4. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.c ...

SINGAPORE: Residents and motorists squelched through ankle-deep floodwaters in Marine Parade on Friday (Oct 4) after workers accidentally struck an underground water pipe. Marine Parade Citizens ...