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In the state of Queensland remain closed because of the floods. And intense rainfall will cause life-threatening flash flooding for a swathe of the.
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. Even if there are no floods too much rain causes the crops to die he told ST. Singapore Toggle Dropdown. Probiotic drink manufacturer Vitagen Singapore told Singapore to look out for their drink with eight times less sugar with Drink Eight Xless.
Leafy vegetables such as chye sim may be able to return to 80 per cent of normal supply to Singapore by the Chinese New Year but hardy vegetables like brinjal bittergourd and cucumber will take longer to recover he added. The Land Transport Authority promoted different modes of payments while riding its buses and trains and National Water Agency PUB linked their alert channels for flash floods.
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