‘Hard to say goodbye’: Fans bid farewell to Le Le in panda’s last public appearance


From Dec 14, Le Le will no longer be on display as he begins a 4½-week quarantine, before he takes a plane to China on Jan 16, 2024. - ST

SINGAPORE: Tie Boon Ping arrived at River Wonders at 8am on Dec 13, the eighth day in a row that he had come to the wildlife park in Mandai.

The 57-year-old operations director is here to catch one last glimpse of Le Le, the first panda cub born on Singapore’s shores.

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