Singapore-born panda Le Le will be returned to China in December


The cub had earlier shown increasing signs of independence such as eating, resting and playing on his own. - LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Le Le, the first panda cub born in Singapore, will be returned to China in December.

The much beloved panda will say goodbye to fans here on Nov 20, when a farewell event will be held at the River Wonders’ Pavilion Capital Giant Panda Forest exhibit.

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