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Singapore residents warned to avoid flood-risk areas as heavy rain expected
The Public Utilities Board has issued a public advisory urging residents to steer clear of several low-lying zones across Singapore as the island braces for heavy rainfall that could trigger flash flooding.
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The Public Utilities Board (PUB) has alerted Singaporeans to exercise caution in areas prone to flash flooding following forecasts of sustained heavy rain across the island. Residents have been advised to avoid affected zones until water levels recede and conditions stabilize.
Flood-prone locations, particularly those in low-lying districts and areas with inadequate drainage capacity, face heightened risk during periods of intense precipitation. PUB has urged the public to monitor weather updates and heed all advisories issued by relevant authorities.
The warning comes as Singapore's monsoon season continues to bring variable weather patterns to the region. Residents are advised to avoid crossing flooded roads and to remain indoors where possible during the heaviest rainfall periods.
PUB has activated its drainage management protocols to mitigate flooding risks, though residents in vulnerable areas should remain vigilant. Updates on affected locations and flood status will be provided as the weather situation develops.