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SINGAPORE : The Public Utilities Board (PUB) has received feedback from more than 1,500 people on how to transform Singapore's drains, canals and reservoirs.
The PUB said many of the suggestions for the "Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters projects" revolved around what it was like in the old kampung days, where children used to play by the drains and canals.
Some also wanted to see more cultural activities along the banks, nature trails, boardwalks by the water, and more water sports.
Another idea - a permanent exhibition to educate the public, especially the younger generation, on important issues such as keeping the waters clean and how to have fun safely.
The campaign, which plans to transform Singapore's drains, canals and reservoirs into streams, rivers and lakes, was launched last month at the Asian Civilisation Museum.
More than 100 spots have been identified by the PUB as potential sites for the projects.
The PUB said it would implement more than 20 projects over the next five years. - CNA /ls
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