🚩 Red flag alert 🚩 Say “No” to single-use plastics! Embrace reusable alternatives instead. Every action counts towards a greener future! #SayYEStoWasteLess
🌧 #WeatherWednesday Quiz! 🌧️Which part of Singapore gets relatively less rain? 🌧️
Anonymous Quiz
18%
North
11%
South
28%
East
17%
West
26%
Central
Let's show love to #OurHawkerCentres by clearing our tables and binning used tissues after eating. #KeepSGClean #ClearTableLitter
🌈 #WeatherWednesday Quiz Time! When are you most likely to catch a rainbow? (Hint: Sunshine breaking through clouds and a bright moon can both create rainbows)
Anonymous Poll
29%
On a sunny day 🌞
71%
On a partly cloudy day ☁️🌞
8%
During a full moon night 🌙
Answer: Best chances are on partly cloudy days when sunshine breaks through rain clouds, as well as on bright moon nights (for nocturnal rainbows)!
🌴 It's always a treat to take a stroll around Marina Bay Sands in the evenings. If you are heading there to catch the fireworks during NDP previews, don’t forget to bin your litter properly while enjoying the view. Together, let’s #KeepSGClean! #YearOfPublicHygiene
[Update] East Coast Park beachfront at Areas B & E will be re-opened from today. While it is safe to use the beach, you’re advised not to swim or undertake primary contact sports such as wakeboarding and stand-up paddling in the beach waters. Water activities can only fully resume when the water quality returns to normal and is stable. We will continue to monitor beach water quality. More at go.gov.sg/beach-re-opening-220724
Planning to catch the fireworks in the Esplanade area tomorrow? While enjoying the stunning displays, let’s make sure to keep our #StunningSingapore shiny and sparkling by binning our litter properly.
Together, let’s #KeepSGClean 🌟 #YearOfPublicHygiene
Together, let’s #KeepSGClean 🌟 #YearOfPublicHygiene
[Update] East Coast Park Area G will be re-opened from today. While it is safe to use the beach, you’re advised not to swim or undertake primary contact water sports such as wakeboarding and stand-up paddling. Water activities can only fully resume when the water quality returns to normal and is stable. We will continue to monitor beach water quality.
Received a flyer from unknown or suspicious sources? DO NOT scan the QR code or access any links!
We were alerted to a flyer about redemption of a free dengue lamp, and would like to clarify that the flyer is NOT from NEA.
Be cautious when receiving flyers or other materials, especially if they are unsolicited or from unknown sources. For updates on dengue and other environmental public health topics, refer to official sources such as NEA’s website or social media channels.
We were alerted to a flyer about redemption of a free dengue lamp, and would like to clarify that the flyer is NOT from NEA.
Be cautious when receiving flyers or other materials, especially if they are unsolicited or from unknown sources. For updates on dengue and other environmental public health topics, refer to official sources such as NEA’s website or social media channels.
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Happy National Day, Singapore! 🇸🇬
Together as One People, One Nation, One Singapore, let’s #KeepSGClean and green.
#NDP2024 #SustainableSG
Together as One People, One Nation, One Singapore, let’s #KeepSGClean and green.
#NDP2024 #SustainableSG
#PSA Beaches at East Coast Park re-opened yesterday (11 Aug 2024).
🎉 A shoutout to everyone, especially our clean-up teams, who worked hard to restore the beautiful beaches ahead of time.
✅ Non-primary contact water sports, such as kayaking, can resume.
❌ While it is safe to use the beach, you’re advised not to undertake primary contact water sports such as swimming or wakeboarding.
Water activities can only fully resume when the water quality returns to normal and is stable. We’ll continue to monitor the water quality. Information on the water quality at beaches is available at: go.gov.sg/beach-water-info
There’s more good news at Kusu Island – the beach has re-opened and all water activities including swimming and other primary contact water activities can resume.
🎉 A shoutout to everyone, especially our clean-up teams, who worked hard to restore the beautiful beaches ahead of time.
✅ Non-primary contact water sports, such as kayaking, can resume.
❌ While it is safe to use the beach, you’re advised not to undertake primary contact water sports such as swimming or wakeboarding.
Water activities can only fully resume when the water quality returns to normal and is stable. We’ll continue to monitor the water quality. Information on the water quality at beaches is available at: go.gov.sg/beach-water-info
There’s more good news at Kusu Island – the beach has re-opened and all water activities including swimming and other primary contact water activities can resume.