THE hunt is on for the crocodile spotted in the mangrove swamp near the Tampines River canal in Pasir Ris Park.

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is this the actual reason that NEA trying to hide??i remember one article saying "Avoid swimming at Pasir Ris beach for a year as water is unclean: NEA - July 30, 2008 Wednesday, 05:10 PM
THE National Environment Agency (NEA) on Wednesay advised the public not to swim at Pasir Ris beach for a year as the water is not clean. The water there carries a high level of Enterococcus - a bacteria found in faeces".they dont want to scare people so they put another reason which is "unclean" rather than "there's crocodile".....what about the home affairs?..."Mas selamat had escaped"rather than "he's dead"?

NEA does not want to cause unnecessary alarm. White lies become serial liar. In sg you better-chi qiu tuo fu"= look after yourself well.

More buayas in Geylang. Go catch leh.

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No la these buayas are there to look see look see only la. Buayas are not interested in us because they have pay $70 per entry. Buayas are found at St.James Power Station and other joints where there are lots of lonely, dumped, loose babes and it is free.

Steve Irving had gone home to be with the Lord. How about engaging the service of this Aussie Crocodile Dundee?

hehe..... i quickly linked the incident to the NEA notice bout swimming in paris ris too.... but i think it's pure coincidence la... anyway.... the buaya is found near the swamp... who would swim in the swamp? =)

3 types of species: 1) Crocodiles 2)Aligators 3) Buayas go catch them!

On a more serious note, is it still safe to swim in the sea at Pasir Ris or even elsewhere. The authorities should advise and warn the public about croc attacks near the beach.

Is it safe to swim in the pool ?? Got lots of buayas too ;)