SINGAPORE – The biodiversity-rich Chek Jawa Wetlands reopened to the public on April 5, two days after an oil patch spotted off the north-eastern coast of Pulau Ubin led to its temporary closure.

The oil spill occurred near the mouth of Johor river on April 3, and affected North-east Singapore. Read more at straitstimes ...

The areas are: Pasir Ris Park, Coney Island Park, and Chek Jawa Wetlands on Pulau Ubin. The booms were placed following a maritime accident at Pasir Panjang Terminal on June 14, in which a damaged ...

SINGAPORE: The Chek Jawa Wetlands in Pulau Ubin were reopened to the public on Saturday (Apr 5), following an oil leak at Langsat Terminal in Johor two days earlier. In a Facebook post ...

As a precautionary measure, booms will be deployed at Chek Jawa Wetlands in Pulau Ubin to protect the biodiversity-sensitive areas. The Singapore Food Agency is also working with fish farms in the ...

NParks said that there has been no observable impact to wildlife at Chek Jawa Wetlands, Changi Beach Park, and Pasir Ris Park thus far. Oil absorbent booms have been put in place at coastal ...

Booms will be deployed at Chek Jawa Wetlands in Pulau Ubin as a precautionary measure to protect the biodiversity-sensitive areas, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), National ...