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SINGAPORE: The newly upgraded Geylang Serai Market will progressively resume business from July 13 after a 40-month closure.
This follows an S$18.2m revamp under the National Environment Agency's Hawker Centres Upgrading Programme.
Built on a larger site along Changi Road, the upgraded two-storey Geylang Serai Market is designed to reflect the area's ethnic and cultural heritage.
The building itself bears intricate Malay motifs and design elements, such as sloping roofs, louvres and timber panels, as found in traditional "kampong" houses.
Seating capacity has been doubled and the centre comes with enhanced ventilation and improved fire safety features.
There will be 162 market produce stalls, 63 cooked food stalls and 140 lockable stalls in the centre.
NEA currently manages 109 hawker centres and 74 of these have been upgraded under the Hawker Centres Upgrading Programme.
- CNA/ir
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