NEA lifts heavy rain warning
Singapore's National Environment Agency has lifted a heavy rain warning after flash flood risks subsided in the Bartley and Upper Paya Lebar areas. The alert was issued following intense thundery showers that prompted warnings from the national water agency.
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Timely weather alerts are critical for urban infrastructure management and public safety in densely populated cities like Singapore.
Listen SINGAPORE – The National Environment Agency (NEA) lifted its heavy rain warning just before 9am on Oct 15.
The rain had triggered a warning from national water agency PUB, which earlier advised the public to avoid parts of Bartley and Upper Paya Lebar due to the risk of flash floods from heavy rain.
PUB, in an alert on its X account at 7.48am, advised people to avoid Lorong Gambir (from Lorong Penchalak to Gambir Walk) from 7.48am to 8.48am.
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