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Singapore's North-South Corridor major works to wrap up by end-2027
The most disruptive construction phase of Singapore's North-South Corridor project will be completed by the end of 2027, with restoration of roads and footpaths to follow from 2028 onwards.
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Singapore's North-South Corridor is expected to enter its final major construction phase by the end of 2027, according to project authorities. The works currently generating the most significant noise and dust disturbance to residents and commuters are on track for completion within this timeframe.
Once the primary construction activities conclude, restoration efforts will commence in 2028. This phase will focus on reinstating roads, footpaths, and other affected public spaces to their completed state. The staggered approach allows construction teams to systematically restore infrastructure as each section of work concludes.
The North-South Corridor project represents a major infrastructure undertaking for the island nation. The extended timeline through 2028 reflects the scale and complexity of the construction work required, with authorities balancing the need for efficient project delivery against minimising long-term disruption to the public.
Residents and businesses in affected areas have been advised to prepare for continued construction impacts over the coming years, with the promise of restored infrastructure and improved connectivity upon project completion.