$60billion bill, privatized profit socialized costsdont tok cock lah. you build infra for 10m, but only 6m using, who pays to maintain them?
Its abt stacking upwards like 50 storey HDBs and integrated facilities like Our Tampines Hub.spacious? how much land does sinkapore have? short of reclaimation? the other choice will be to cut down more trees and forests to make way for more towns, techno parks and industrial estates. how many of that do we have left? and soon we would have to dig deep into the catchment area to create more room for this so-called fake 'spaciousness'.
we are already losing biodiversity and nature at a rapid rate and the worsening of the climate and environment comes at development's expense.
$60billion bill, privatized profit socialized costs
https://www.straitstimes.com/politi...-expand-and-renew-rail-network-in-next-decadewhen rich ppl think their money is not enough
it actually creates problems everywhere
Jskm. If he get the title only reflects badly on all edmwers.@s-ghost is EDMW-er of 2021 candidate
His own opinion nia
Ignore 160…he can keep his opinions to himself. Post on 160 is got agenda, and clever sinkies know this is a test balloon.
This is not his call as it is a political decision. But his bosses probably told him to plan to 10m as it was his job to build the housing. But he saying planning is not a target is just being deceptive.This guy has been calling for 10-million population for dunno how many years already, almost like a troll
So VB is with us in edmw, he never do project before, overspent on Youth Olymplic?EDMW is confirm never do project before. During project planning you always oversize the thing to factor in potential growth and excess budget. The larger the project, the more likely the budget is going to run over budget. The longer term the project, the more likely your estimation is too low. Population planning is an extremely long term project and extremely large in scope so they need to overplan. Or do EDMW prefer to go back to 2011 where MRT breaks down and HDB is not enough
EDMW is confirm never do project before. During project planning you always oversize the thing to factor in potential growth and excess budget. The larger the project, the more likely the budget is going to run over budget. The longer term the project, the more likely your estimation is too low. Population planning is an extremely long term project and extremely large in scope so they need to overplan. Or do EDMW prefer to go back to 2011 where MRT breaks down and HDB is not enough
Our island may not be tahan this scale of building... The ground leveling tend to shift here and there.. Just look at our road, it is getting more tilted, moreover SG is not many meters above sea level, it can make mega ponding a more frequently recurring eventsThis guy keep saying we are ready, always ready, just saying we don't know how to plan the land, and I think he's right, one little COVID only kena until all on their knees, still playing with numbers and statistics.
Maybe he spent too long time in Mumbai.
maybe min of sustainablity/enviroment is setup to look into supporting 10m popOur island may not be tahan this scale of building... The ground leveling tend to shift here and there.. Just look at our road, it is getting more tilted, moreover SG is not many meters above sea level, it can make mega ponding a more frequently recurring events
In honesty, planning for population growth is inevitable for SG Inc.
But its the planning part they never do right. For what i can see, there was little communication between ministries. Only when infrastructure cannot sustain or cater, then they start getting reactive. Highly paid but piss poor in their planning.

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