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  1. NetLink Trust: fibre outage in Bishan and Thomson to be fixed by Wednesday morning

    4 hours ago Channel News Asia - Singapore Bishan, Singapore 4.3 km

    About 2,000 Singtel, StarHub and M1 broadband users in parts of Bishan and Thomson lost fibre service after a third-party contractor damaged multiple NetLink Trust cables. NetLink Trust says restoration is under way and should be complete by Wednesday morning.

  2. Fibre cut disrupts Singtel, StarHub and M1 internet services

    4 hours ago Tamil Murasu Bishan, Singapore 4.3 km

    A fibre connection cut on Tuesday (Sept 15) caused temporary internet disruption for customers of Singtel, StarHub and M1 in Singapore. NetLink Trust said about 1,200 users in Bishan and Thomson may have been affected, and it is working with telcos to restore service.

  3. 'Ali' robot trialled at Little India MRT station

    15 hours ago Tamil Murasu Little India MRT Station, Singapore

    A 1.27-metre robot named 'Ali' was trialled by the Land Transport Authority at Little India MRT station on the Downtown Line from Aug 31 to Sept 11. Tamil Murasu asked commuters for their views; some said it was useful for children and tourists but questioned its value for the elderly and general public.

  4. North-South Corridor enters toughest phase as hard rock and tight tunnels slow work

    1 day ago The Independent Singapore Novena, Singapore 2.4 km

    Singapore's North-South Corridor has entered its most technically demanding construction phase, with hard rock, groundwater and tight spaces slowing progress. At Novena, tunnelling passes within about 1m of the North-South Line, requiring smaller excavation sections and extra ground support. The 20km project includes an 8.8km viaduct and 12.3km tunnel, with the viaduct expected to open from 2027.

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  6. LTA: North-South Corridor works hit hard rock and water seepage at Novena, Thomson

    3 days ago The Straits Times Novena, Singapore 2.4 km

    Singapore's Land Transport Authority said tunnelling for the North-South Corridor has run into unexpected ground conditions at Novena and Thomson, including hard rock and underground water seepage. At Novena crews are digging the northbound tunnel section by section just 1m below the operating North-South MRT line, while in Thomson harder rock was found about 10m closer to the surface than expected. LTA said it is monitoring progress and will update the completion timeline later; the corridor was previously slated to open in phases from 2027.

  7. JTC and architects to study mixing industrial spaces with homes in Singapore

    1 week ago The Straits Times Toa Payoh, Singapore 2.5 km

    JTC Corporation and the Singapore Institute of Architects are studying whether industrial and residential spaces can be combined in single buildings. Two industrial sites in Toa Payoh will be used as case studies for the design exploration.

  8. Singapore adds S$112m for built environment R&D, unveils site supervision rules

    1 week ago Channel News Asia Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 3.2 km

    Singapore's Building and Construction Authority announced an additional S$112 million in funding for built environment research and innovation under the RIE 2030 plan. The announcement was made by Minister Chee Hong Tat at the opening of the International Built Environment Week at Marina Bay Sands. New site supervision rules for large-scale projects and a refreshed Green Mark scheme were also introduced.

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