The Seletar Mall slated to open on December 2014
Find out what it has to offer shoppers.
According to a release, The Seletar Mall, the latest suburban lifestyle hub in the North-East, will welcome shoppers into its modern and chic premises by December 2014, in time for festive celebrations next year.
The mall is developed by The Seletar Mall Pte Ltd, a joint venture company between Singapore Press Holdings (70%) and United Engineers Limited (30%).
Strategic Location and Strong Catchment
The Seletar Mall is nestled at the junction of Sengkang West Avenue and Fernvale Road. It is also linked to the Sengkang North East Line (NEL) MRT/LRT station and Sengkang bus interchange.
For those who drive, the mall is accessible via two main expressways, namely Tampines Expressway (TPE) and Central Expressway (CTE). There are 390 car park lots available from basements three to five. The driveway, ramp, and car park lots are designed with widths wider than the norm.
The one stop shopping, dining and entertainment destination will serve existing and new residents living in HDB Built-To-Order flats, private condominiums and landed properties at the Seletar estate. It will also cater to 747,000 residents and a working population of 47,000 within 5 km, including Sengkang, Hougang, Punggol, Serangoon and Ang Mo Kio, the Seletar Aerospace Park and Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park.
With a net lettable area of 188,000 sq ft, The Seletar Mall comprises four shopping levels above ground plus two basement levels.
The attractive list of key anchor tenants includes a Cineplex at level four, a food court with a wide array of local delights at level three, exciting anchor retail shops at levels one to three and a good-sized supermarket at basement two.
With the eclectic mix of retail, dining and lifestyle options, shoppers and diners will be spoilt for choice.
- wong chee tat :)
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Bt Panjang LRT broke down 32 times between 2008 and 2010
Bt Panjang LRT broke down 32 times between 2008 and 2010
Posted: 10 January 2011 2326 hrs
SINGAPORE : In September 2009, commuters had to endure a four-hour disruption of the Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit (LRT).
That was the worst of 32 such incidents between 2008 and November 2010, each exceeding 10 minutes.
Of these, eight lasted longer than half an hour.
This was revealed in Parliament by Transport Minister Raymond Lim, who said the majority of the breakdowns were due to technical faults to the signalling system or trains, with the remainder due to track intrusions or extreme weather events.
He said light rail operator SMRT is required to meet certain performance standards, such as ensuring that LRT services are available 99.5 per cent in any month.
And Bukit Panjang LRT has been able to meet that target in the last three years, averaging 99.93 per cent each month.
Mr Lim added that there are processes in place to minimise the inconvenience to commuters.
For instance, in a recent incident in November where commuters had to be evacuated by walking along the viaduct, SMRT staff were deployed to guide them back to the platform.
- CNA /ls
- wong chee tat :)
Posted: 10 January 2011 2326 hrs
SINGAPORE : In September 2009, commuters had to endure a four-hour disruption of the Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit (LRT).
That was the worst of 32 such incidents between 2008 and November 2010, each exceeding 10 minutes.
Of these, eight lasted longer than half an hour.
This was revealed in Parliament by Transport Minister Raymond Lim, who said the majority of the breakdowns were due to technical faults to the signalling system or trains, with the remainder due to track intrusions or extreme weather events.
He said light rail operator SMRT is required to meet certain performance standards, such as ensuring that LRT services are available 99.5 per cent in any month.
And Bukit Panjang LRT has been able to meet that target in the last three years, averaging 99.93 per cent each month.
Mr Lim added that there are processes in place to minimise the inconvenience to commuters.
For instance, in a recent incident in November where commuters had to be evacuated by walking along the viaduct, SMRT staff were deployed to guide them back to the platform.
- CNA /ls
- wong chee tat :)
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