#442 - Huge WW2 Bomb Discovered in Singapore & What Is Our Place in the World?
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Show Notes
A WW2 relic was discovered in a construction site in Upper Bukit Timah, leading to a quickly-arranged on-site disposal of the 100kg bomb, and over 4,000 residents and shopkeepers vacating the area for one day. What was shocking about the blast? Elsewhere, a survey about our attitudes towards global uncertainty showed that Singaporeans might be a bit more pessimistic than expected.
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Huge WW2 Bomb Discovered in Singapore
- 100kg WWII bomb found in Upper Bukit Timah; 4,000 residents, shopkeepers to vacate area for SAF on-site disposal
- CNA Explains: How will the WWII bomb in Upper Bukit Timah be safely detonated?
- Highlights: WWII bomb in Upper Bukit Timah safely detonated, residents back home
- Residents can return home after 100kg WWII bomb in Upper Bukit Timah successfully destroyed
- Hazel Park condominium residents return to find damage after WWII bomb disposal operation
- [2019] WWII bomb successfully disposed of near former Zouk site after residents vacated from area
What Is Our Place in the World?
- New study’s preliminary findings reveal S’poreans’ perspectives amid global uncertainty
- Our Place in the World, the study by Kantar Public
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