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PUB appoints Surbana Jurong to study impact of sea level rise on Singapore's northwest shores

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 3 min read
PUB appoints Surbana Jurong to study impact of sea level rise on Singapore's northwest shores
The 24km coastline under study stretches from Tuas Checkpoint to Lim Chu Kang jetty.
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PUB has appointed Surbana Jurong Group to undertake a site-specific study of Singapore’s northwest coast to protect against sea level rise.

The 24km coastline under study stretches from Tuas Checkpoint to Lim Chu Kang jetty and comprises mainly the Tengeh, Poyan, Murai and Sarimbun reservoirs, as well as military camps and training areas, reads an April 18 press release.

Mangrove habitats are also present along some sections of the coastline. This study follows the City-East Coast study from May 2021. It will develop the measures needed to protect the four coastal reservoirs from seawater and ensure their structural integrity.

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