Migrant worker who helped build Jewel among those who call Singapore their second home


Migrant workers (clockwise from top left) Rayhan Md Abu, Senthil Selvarasu, Panchavarnam Porkodi and Leizle Menez. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: When Rayhan Md Abu first saw the blueprints for Jewel Changi Airport in 2017, he could not believe his eyes.

An indoor waterfall? A large glass dome? A five-storey indoor garden? The Bangladeshi worker, who had just joined a construction firm working on the project, wondered if a building could truly look so spectacular.

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