I'm born n raise in Singaporean. When I travel to overseas and saw how other countries waste water, it helps me to reflect on how we should do our part to conserve. We have no natural resources and we have to think of ways n means to conserve or innovate. But the younger generation will not understand the tough time when water is rationed during dry seasons.
Wonderful future thinking govt makes it all possible Some singaporeans are so spoilt by good governance they even take pure clean drinking water for granted.
We have to thank our founding generation and the excellent work over these years. The older generation will remember the tough time but those born after 2000, they will not really understand as they didn't gone thru it and likely take them for granted. I felt that government need more campaign to educate both younger generation and new immigrants.
These City-States are teaching us how to do and adapt systems for the Moon and Mars. Great Video. Oh, one piece of advice: If you ever go to Singapore, be Very Sure to read the back of your airline ticket. The Laws are very strict and punishment can be very harsh. Another area an off-earth settlement planner can learn from.
I mean if u going to do drugs in SG but you cant because of the laws, then serves your right. Giving you freedom doesnt mean giving you the freedom to harm someone else, somebody's life and ruin his or her family.
@@KingLarbear Welcome to Singapore. Try to bribe a police officer here and you will know. Our country has zero tolerance for corruption and is punished severely when caught.
@@Veiljustin83 Bad girl is a good girl that has been caught. Pretty same with those that corrupted and do bribes. Only if they get caught. How would you know there is no bribe or corruption happen? There will always be bribe. For example :Bribe among parents and kid (Mom bribe her child to behave or whatever with ice cream or chocolate reward), bribe among couple/partner/spouse( Girlfriend/wife reward boyfriend/husband with s*x as long as the boyfriend/husband willing to do something that the boyfriend/husband refuse to do initially) or bribe in business(something that mostly involve when getting tender/project/service or etc)
@@husainihussin8756 There is a difference between corruption and bribing in general what you don't seem to understand. Not all bribes are corruption and not all corruption involves bribes.
we are very fortunate to have proper and brightly lighted walkways. Maybe the lights can be reduced by half; ie switch every other light to conserve electricity. If you visit other neighbouring countries, you don't see the walkways so brightly lighted; and they are very safe too. Another way to conserve water is to stop using high pressure water jets to wash the floor. The contractor who uses these devices are wasting water. Sometimes I see the Bangladesh workers washing outside in the rain.
Singapore pays 3 sen per thousand gallons of raw water and sells treated water back to Johor at 50 sen per thousand gallons, a fraction of the cost of treating the water. It costs Singapore RM2.40 to treat every thousand gallons of water. By selling at 50 sen, Singapore is providing a subsidy of RM1.90 per thousand gallons of water. Also, SG government told Malaysia that they are open to discussion despite Malaysia losing the right to review the price according to the contract. However, the treated water being sold back to Malaysia will be adjusted accordingly too. Malaysia went silent 😂
@@aaronlimeuchin7352 LoL how is sharing facts showing off? You guys keep saying "Kiasu" Singaporeans as if its an insult 😂 I would take "Kiasu" over "Lazy" Malaysians any time of the day.
KeoNz Singapore since the days of LKY often painted Malaysia as using water to blackmail Singapore. Thai is the way LKY controlled Singapore by painting Malaysia as imaginary enemy.
@@shamshulanuar7718 we don't need LKY to do any painting. We can see for ourselves that even till today Mahatir has been harping on this water issue every now and then.
@@KeoNz I prefer to be called "lazy" than becoming arrogant self centered "kiasu" like you Singaporeans. You guys act as if the world revolved around Singapore.
I was surprised not seeing the use of home grey water system in this video. Does the government encourage the population to re-use their home water through grey water system?
35 to 55 meters underground and approximately 90km of deep tunnels and 120km of link sewers, are scheduled for completion by 2025 at a cost of US 7.2 billion. That’s the grey water system as you called it, water produced is released to the reservoir and a large quantity is used in electronic industry because of the high quality. Because of the ultra deep design, sewage water flows by gravity to the processing plants.
1965 Singapore is like an alien world compared with 1999 Singapore. In just 35 years. 23 years have gone by since Y2K. There really weren't much changes compared to those 35 years.
You're just full of shlt. Nothing changed in 35 years. Singapore is now world 3rd largest financial center. Singapore is now home to the world’s largest production facility for jet fuel made from waste materials like used cooking oil and animal fats Singapore is now ranked 29 out of 145 countries in terms of military power. Also, These are just the ones at the top of my head. I'm sure I could find more if I do some research. So nice try downplaying Singapore but you're out of luck 😂
From the laundry machine , I collect on average 150 litres of used water per wash to flush the toilets. That’s 750 litres per month saving of cistern water .
If the raw water supply from Malaysia is insignificant and unreliable at 250mgd @USD 0.01 / 4500 liters then why take water from them since 1960s. Just wandering.
Singapore should consider digging very deep caverns to hold/store water like the caverns under Jurong Island for storage of hydrocarbons/ oil. To act like aquifers. To solve some the problem of the limited space for reservoirs.
Osmosis will not resolve Singapore's water problem with Osmosis , as it is unusable without mixing chemicals or other water with it . Rising sea levels could also make cultivation impossible as sea water infiltrations
Desalination is a very energy-intensive process. Govt needs to add another energy generation ways/budget to sustain it if we want to be independent of Johor's water in another 40+ years.
We have a very cheap and efficient solution currently being used in Louisiana our proprietary technology treats thousands of gallons of waste water turning into potable drinking water...it could be an efficient solution for Singapore IMO
@@naiiokan_6415 Yes boring because we're too safe and secure. We don't get to go free swimming when our house got flooded. We also don't get to hang out white flag outside our homes to beg for food. Singapore is so boring 😂
@@KeoNz I think you are offended. Singapore had in 1960's, quite a lot. But the population density was very low compared to year 1999, and to today. The fact is what it had is now so insignificant due to "growth", that it has almost nothing. Do you find this not true? The so call progressive solutions are not sustainable, and are over massive endeavors, and often create negative side effects. But they are however successful for the time being, and are impressive only when looking at Singapore in the 1960's when it was just a flat island, a land that was easy to develope without massive undertakings.
Both ends of Pulau Brani can block up to form a larger than the McRitchie reservoirs. If they can reclaim Tuas, Marina Bay and construct the Marina Barrage, why can’t they do this ‘simple’ task?
ignorant people always believe sg$0.03 cents for 1 gallon of RAW river water....n the price of water is acondition of seperation of singapore from malaysia for 100 years....sg spent over sg$ 1.89 cents 2 treat the rare water n pump it back to johor....malaysia agrument of price increase is like WHY NOT SINGAPORE REERT TO JB... n b part of malaya....of california revert to mexico.......
The video show that one the solutions is through education and the video shows all the African students in the classroom. How the hell Singapore students become Africans?
Don't come to Singapore there is nothing here. What they show u city and actual are different. Singapore has no food no water think why would u come here. Only junk food u'll get here
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I'm born n raise in Singaporean. When I travel to overseas and saw how other countries waste water, it helps me to reflect on how we should do our part to conserve. We have no natural resources and we have to think of ways n means to conserve or innovate. But the younger generation will not understand the tough time when water is rationed during dry seasons.
u got insta?? sir
Wonderful future thinking govt makes it all possible
Some singaporeans are so spoilt by good governance they even take pure clean drinking water for granted.
As a Singaporean when I was young my mum used to beat me up for wasting water.
@@Soshiaircon91 ur mom is crazy
We have to thank our founding generation and the excellent work over these years. The older generation will remember the tough time but those born after 2000, they will not really understand as they didn't gone thru it and likely take them for granted. I felt that government need more campaign to educate both younger generation and new immigrants.
@@groo115 She is not crazy. She is teaching him not to waste money. Need to pay for water .
@@Soshiaircon91 haha. In other countries, kids only get whacked for being mischievous......
These City-States are teaching us how to do and adapt systems for the Moon and Mars. Great Video. Oh, one piece of advice: If you ever go to Singapore, be Very Sure to read the back of your airline ticket. The Laws are very strict and punishment can be very harsh. Another area an off-earth settlement planner can learn from.
Respect the laws here and you wouldn't have to worry about The Law!!
It says don't do drugs or traffic drugs in singapore. It's not really that difficult to abide.
Every country have their law to abide. Just respect and follow every country when u are in holiday..
Yes,,,on top of these 3 replies,,,the meaning is simple,,, simply one word,, RESPECT
I mean if u going to do drugs in SG but you cant because of the laws, then serves your right. Giving you freedom doesnt mean giving you the freedom to harm someone else, somebody's life and ruin his or her family.
Almost everything is possible when there is no corruption.
Countries without corruption will never exist
@@KingLarbear Welcome to Singapore. Try to bribe a police officer here and you will know. Our country has zero tolerance for corruption and is punished severely when caught.
@@Veiljustin83 Bad girl is a good girl that has been caught. Pretty same with those that corrupted and do bribes. Only if they get caught.
How would you know there is no bribe or corruption happen? There will always be bribe. For example :Bribe among parents and kid (Mom bribe her child to behave or whatever with ice cream or chocolate reward), bribe among couple/partner/spouse( Girlfriend/wife reward boyfriend/husband with s*x as long as the boyfriend/husband willing to do something that the boyfriend/husband refuse to do initially) or bribe in business(something that mostly involve when getting tender/project/service or etc)
@@Veiljustin83 Hope you get the point of what Im trying to say.
@@husainihussin8756 There is a difference between corruption and bribing in general what you don't seem to understand.
Not all bribes are corruption and not all corruption involves bribes.
we are very fortunate to have proper and brightly lighted walkways. Maybe the lights can be reduced by half; ie switch every other light to conserve electricity. If you visit other neighbouring countries, you don't see the walkways so brightly lighted; and they are very safe too. Another way to conserve water is to stop using high pressure water jets to wash the floor. The contractor who uses these devices are wasting water. Sometimes I see the Bangladesh workers washing outside in the rain.
The title 'Singapore's water problem'. So, what's the problem when the video shows all the solutions.
Singapore pays 3 sen per thousand gallons of raw water and sells treated water back to Johor at 50 sen per thousand gallons, a fraction of the cost of treating the water.
It costs Singapore RM2.40 to treat every thousand gallons of water. By selling at 50 sen, Singapore is providing a subsidy of RM1.90 per thousand gallons of water.
Also, SG government told Malaysia that they are open to discussion despite Malaysia losing the right to review the price according to the contract.
However, the treated water being sold back to Malaysia will be adjusted accordingly too.
Malaysia went silent 😂
As usual, Singaporean kiasu want to show off.
@@aaronlimeuchin7352 LoL how is sharing facts showing off? You guys keep saying "Kiasu" Singaporeans as if its an insult 😂 I would take "Kiasu" over "Lazy" Malaysians any time of the day.
KeoNz
Singapore since the days of LKY often painted Malaysia as using water to blackmail Singapore.
Thai is the way LKY controlled Singapore by painting Malaysia as imaginary enemy.
@@shamshulanuar7718 we don't need LKY to do any painting. We can see for ourselves that even till today Mahatir has been harping on this water issue every now and then.
@@KeoNz I prefer to be called "lazy" than becoming arrogant self centered "kiasu" like you Singaporeans. You guys act as if the world revolved around Singapore.
Fortunately, Singapore does not experience typhoons.
I was surprised not seeing the use of home grey water system in this video. Does the government encourage the population to re-use their home water through grey water system?
we do it as a nation. you notice the "Newater"? that's water from our used water....including sewage
35 to 55 meters underground and approximately 90km of deep tunnels and 120km of link sewers, are scheduled for completion by 2025 at a cost of US 7.2 billion. That’s the grey water system as you called it, water produced is released to the reservoir and a large quantity is used in electronic industry because of the high quality. Because of the ultra deep design, sewage water flows by gravity to the processing plants.
Please can someone tell me or give me advice on Singapore violations
1965 Singapore is like an alien world compared with 1999 Singapore. In just 35 years.
23 years have gone by since Y2K. There really weren't much changes compared to those 35 years.
You're just full of shlt. Nothing changed in 35 years.
Singapore is now world 3rd largest financial center.
Singapore is now home to the world’s largest production facility for jet fuel made from waste materials like used cooking oil and animal fats
Singapore is now ranked 29 out of 145 countries in terms of military power.
Also, These are just the ones at the top of my head. I'm sure I could find more if I do some research.
So nice try downplaying Singapore but you're out of luck 😂
Does Singapore remineralize its drinking water after the RO/Desalination?
Envy not the success of others but weep at inabilities to lift yourself out of you own failures.
From the laundry machine , I collect on average 150 litres of used water per wash to flush the toilets. That’s 750 litres per month saving of cistern water .
hong kong uses sea water for cistern flushing.....
If the raw water supply from Malaysia is insignificant and unreliable at 250mgd @USD 0.01 / 4500 liters then why take water from them since 1960s. Just wandering.
Exactly
Singapore should consider digging very deep caverns to hold/store water like the caverns under Jurong Island for storage of hydrocarbons/ oil. To act like aquifers. To solve some the problem of the limited space for reservoirs.
Why is Singapore invcreasing its population , when it already has a water problem??
I live in India and i save water bathing not using shower but only use one bucket everyday .... 🙂 ....
😂😂😂 most Indians do that ! But actually showering is more efficient and sufficient
wow
Osmosis will not resolve Singapore's water problem with Osmosis , as it is unusable without mixing chemicals or other water with it . Rising sea levels could also make cultivation impossible as sea water infiltrations
Desalination is a very energy-intensive process. Govt needs to add another energy generation ways/budget to sustain it if we want to be independent of Johor's water in another 40+ years.
actually we can already self sustain but as you mentioned, it is still more economical to get raw water from Johor hence we continue to do so.
We have a very cheap and efficient solution currently being used in Louisiana our proprietary technology treats thousands of gallons of waste water turning into potable drinking water...it could be an efficient solution for Singapore IMO
Tuas lah not 2s!!!
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Singapore dont have anything, the fact
Singapore don't have anything - Successful
Malaysia have everything - Unsuccessful, what a disgrace
@@KeoNz Singapore are boring city
@@naiiokan_6415 Yes boring because we're too safe and secure.
We don't get to go free swimming when our house got flooded.
We also don't get to hang out white flag outside our homes to beg for food.
Singapore is so boring 😂
@@KeoNz I think you are offended.
Singapore had in 1960's, quite a lot. But the population density was very low compared to year 1999, and to today.
The fact is what it had is now so insignificant due to "growth", that it has almost nothing. Do you find this not true?
The so call progressive solutions are not sustainable, and are over massive endeavors, and often create negative side effects. But they are however successful for the time being, and are impressive only when looking at Singapore in the 1960's when it was just a flat island, a land that was easy to develope without massive undertakings.
Yes human resource
Both ends of Pulau Brani can block up to form a larger than the McRitchie reservoirs. If they can reclaim Tuas, Marina Bay and construct the Marina Barrage, why can’t they do this ‘simple’ task?
2013 national day rally, go read
ignorant people always believe sg$0.03 cents for 1 gallon of RAW river water....n the price of water is acondition of seperation of singapore from malaysia for 100 years....sg spent over sg$ 1.89 cents 2 treat the rare water n pump it back to johor....malaysia agrument of price increase is like WHY NOT SINGAPORE REERT TO JB... n b part of malaya....of california revert to mexico.......
Can't believe a rich country like Singapore can only pay 3 cents for a thousand gallons.
We should have take Johor. Then we don’t even need to pay a single cent.
@@twl8053 what the hysterical nonsense did I just read
@@twl8053 maybe you should invest more in Newater..till people or your own people get paid 3 cents each time they omit their body's water..
@@alphapast654 Singaporeans always like this bro.
@@hassankhuzmawi2834 what can you expect from Little Israel
The video show that one the solutions is through education and the video shows all the African students in the classroom. How the hell Singapore students become Africans?
Singapore has no water resource issue. We rely 100% on natural water sources.
And i thought they should have no water problem when they successfully scammed malaysia on the water price..
LoL scammed? What a strong word when you don't know nothing. It was an agreement that Malaysia government agreed on.
They just have to get rid of water funtains and use that water
A fountain does not use water, it is the same water being pumped around.
Don't come to Singapore there is nothing here. What they show u city and actual are different. Singapore has no food no water think why would u come here. Only junk food u'll get here
KKking
I think you must be the ‘frog in the well’
Kiasu country, let them suffer....
@@azmieahmad
2 frogs in the well.
@@tanchye1720am waiting for reply, since I got one , no doubt this one of that kiasu
@@azmieahmad lol remain salty 😂 as if that'll do anything to Singapore