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20-10-2013, 10:20 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:

Heavy rain caused flash floods in eastern and central Singapore on Sunday evening.

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/image/854330/1382274710000/large16x9/768/432/floods.jpg Flooding at Eunos MRT carpark, taken at 6pm Sunday.

SINGAPORE: Heavy rain caused flash floods in eastern and central Singapore on Sunday evening.


National water agency PUB said heavy rain fell over eastern and central parts of Singapore from 4.20pm to 6.40pm.


Total rainfall of 77mm was recorded at Kim Chuan rain gauge from 4.20pm to 6.40pm, of which 60.2mm fell from 5.05pm to 5.35pm.
Flash floods were reported at the following locations:


- Paya Lebar Road under PIE-Paya Lebar flyover;

- Service Road off Upper Paya Lebar Road (near Lim Teck Boo Road);

- Arumugam Road and Ubi Ave 2;

- Eunos Crescent;

- Junction of MacPherson Road and Harvey Road;

- PIE (towards Changi Airport) slip road at Stevens Rd Exit; and
- Thomson Road near Novena Rise.


PUB said the flash floods subsided within 30 minutes, except for the flood at Arumugam Road which subsided within one hour.
The first four locations were affected as Geylang River was flowing full during the storm.


PUB has ongoing drainage improvement works to upgrade the stretch of Geylang River which serves these areas.

The drainage improvement work is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2014.


PUB has also scheduled drainage improvement works at Harvey Road and Thomson Road.








http://www.channelnewsasia.com/image/854334/1382274890000/large16x9/768/432/floods-eunos.png Flooding at Eunos MRT carpark, taken at 6pm Sunday.

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/image/854336/1382275113000/large16x9/768/432/flooding-at-macpherson.jpg Flooding at a bus stop at MacPherson Road, taken at 6pm Sunday.


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