Singapore Floods Cause still under investigation

Berita Lampung Singapore Floods Cause still under investigation ; ACTUALLY what is causing the worst floods in Singapore? This question is not only crossed the minds of people who know the city-state as a country that is clean and comfortable, but people in Singapore also questioned the events that led to chaos in many areas yesterday after heavy rain flushed since the morning.

Singapore's National Water Affairs Board (PUB) is still continuing to investigate the cause of the flood. However, investigations can only be done after the water has actually receded. PUB warned that flash floods that may still occur when there are big storms and asked residents to vigilant.

According to PUB, the entire morning yesterday, from at 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. local time (GMT 8:00 to 10:00), the rainfall reached 100 mm in many areas in Singapore, with twice reached the peak at 9:30 pm local time (8:30 GMT) and 10:30 (09:30 pm). Total rainfall recorded more than 60% of average monthly rainfall at Juni.Rata average rainfall reached 162 mm in June.

When the first rain fell at about 8:00 pm local time (07:00 GMT), PUB has ordered the contractors and their staff in order to get at some point and often flooded areas, including Cuscaden Road, Wilby Road, Jalan Haji Alias, and Little India.
When the rain began pouring down at around 09:15 local time (08:15 GMT), the Traffic Police on alert. PUB also lowered lokasilokasi officials in flood-affected.

"In the Upper Bukit Timah area, our officers operate the water gate and this will help alleviate flooding in the region. PUB also send short messages (SMS) to the management of condominiums which are located in those areas where the water level sensor reaches 75% at around 09:30 (08:30 GMT), "said PUB.

More torrential rain again fell in the central region of Singapore at around 10:30 local time (09:30 GMT). The most severe area flooded is the intersection of Orchard Road / Scotts Road, where water levels reached almost knee-deep in the big dewasa.Banjir subside in about an hour at around 11:30 local time (10:30 GMT)