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Singapore environment agency launches probe after water in Yishun Close canal turns green

Nee Soon GRC MP Jackson Lam said that he checked with NEA after some residents noticed the discolouration in the Yishun Close canal.- JACKSON LAM/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE: The National Environment Agency (NEA) is investigating after water in a canal in Yishun Close turned green.

Nee Soon GRC MP Jackson Lam said on Tuesday (Aug 26) that he checked with NEA after some residents noticed the discolouration.

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