Good day! @Temasek Digital, can I use part of your video in my video clip? Because recently I and my team are making a video related to Singapore. And your video is quite suitable for our topic. So I hope can get permission to use your video.
Find out how the area has evolved over the past four decades to serve as a testing ground for large-scale sustainability initiatives and green innovation: tmsk.sg/hiw
Nice marina bay Singapore. I stayed at Manila bay sand hotel before and play casino.. I can't wait in Philippines reclamation as well soon to rise and white beach in the middle of capital Manila.. So excited... 🤩🤩🤩
@@RajaPamungkas87 u know whr Indonesia sand is, Jurong Island and Tekong, those done in the 70s are local, those done in the 90s then from indon. 1970s where got so much money to buy from Indonesia?
@@macaroon6561 hehe why Philippines didn't get rich if Hong Kong Airport and ports and china artificial island in west Philippines sea is made by Philippine sand? Maybe some of Marina bay is a Philippine sand? Smugglers are becoming rich not the country....
I wonder how much longer can Singapore continue to reclaim more lands before the neighboring countries start to feel "threatened" and the millions tons of sand is probably harvested from their poorer neighboring countries like Cambodia , Philippines etc who government is greedy for money in exchange for the destruction of their own nature reserves and land. unfortunately any countries with wealth and fame have the power and control over the fate of the poorer countries.
Looks very much like one of those guy you meet at hawker center, but certainly have contributed so much in transforming Singapore, thanks.
M'y country still grow grow and grow keep going Singapore 🇸🇬
Good day! @Temasek Digital, can I use part of your video in my video clip?
Because recently I and my team are making a video related to Singapore.
And your video is quite suitable for our topic.
So I hope can get permission to use your video.
Of course, we will credit to your channel.
You should create your own content!
So the reality is that a lot of the land fill comes from the flattening of hills in Singapore lah
I love Singapore 🇸🇬
Find out how the area has evolved over the past four decades to serve as a testing ground for large-scale sustainability initiatives and green innovation: tmsk.sg/hiw
Nice marina bay Singapore.
I stayed at Manila bay sand hotel before and play casino..
I can't wait in Philippines reclamation as well soon to rise and white beach in the middle of capital Manila..
So excited... 🤩🤩🤩
The manila bay reclamation is 25x bigger than the marina bay sands
Please stop say “Manila” 😅
Awesome
1 million years ago, during the Pleistocene era, Marina Bay was a forest connected to Indonesia.
melayu subtitel please🙇♂️
Marina bay
Marina bay
Very interesting.
So marina bay is part of tampines
not really, it is part Indonesia also, Singapore got it from Indonesia
@@RajaPamungkas87 u know whr Indonesia sand is, Jurong Island and Tekong, those done in the 70s are local, those done in the 90s then from indon. 1970s where got so much money to buy from Indonesia?
@@RajaPamungkas87 claim?
i live in tampines, lol
Who else got this from their teacher?
me just 2 minutes ago
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tons of sands were smuggled
From where? Northeast?
Cambodia and vietnam. There used to be a lot of illegal sand from malaysia and indonesia, too.
The countries that sold the sand should be very rich now as sand are not cheap.
@@macaroon6561 hehe why Philippines didn't get rich if Hong Kong Airport and ports and china artificial island in west Philippines sea is made by Philippine sand? Maybe some of Marina bay is a Philippine sand? Smugglers are becoming rich not the country....
I wonder how much longer can Singapore continue to reclaim more lands before the neighboring countries start to feel "threatened" and the millions tons of sand is probably harvested from their poorer neighboring countries like Cambodia , Philippines etc who government is greedy for money in exchange for the destruction of their own nature reserves and land. unfortunately any countries with wealth and fame have the power and control over the fate of the poorer countries.