Punggol Point, Singapore's coastline facing Johore Bahru.

[tom]

Certain parts of Punggol is still undeveloped, having it's own original tropical rain forest. Let's hope the authorities will retain some plots to let our young know how old Punggol looks like in the early 40's or 50's. At least try to conserve Old Punggol Road and it's surroundings.


 

[tom]

Three weeks later, let's see the work in progress or how much work had been completed at Punggol Point.

Construction of the pond / fountain and rc. steps are progressing smoothly. A lone piling rig was working on the old jetty site. This portion of the total Punggol Point development will housed the main Food and Beverages Centre.

[tom]

An artist impression @ Punggol Point taken from a signboard at punggol end.

[tom]

Lets see the progress along Punggol Point Walk, it's also known as the Park Connectors. Whatever you call it, it is meant for a stroll along our North Eastern Coast line for Singaporeans to enjoy.

Within a short span of 21 days, our faithful foreign workers sweated it out and the progress made was beyond imagination.

Seeing is believing and we should be appreciative of their presence.