Canal diversion works have been on going at the Napier site for the past 2 months. The realigned canal will be rerouted towards the south, away from the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Preparatory work for the first traffic diversion - which will run parallel to the realigned canal, have also commenced and should be implemented by the end of this quarter. Piling works continue on Gleneagles side.
It is noteworthy that the TBM from the unrelated SPPA EW2 transmission cable tunnel project has reached the west end of the T217 site and will spend the next month or 2 tunnelling down Holland/Napier Road, perpendicularly beneath the proposed Napier station box. This is one of 3 sites whereby the TEL & cable tunnel project boundaries interface - the other 2 being Upper Thomson and Springleaf.
March 30 - Canal Diversion to the right of the picture which cuts into a portion of the launch shaft outline |
Feb 13 - Canal Diversion works (which has since been backfilled) |
March 30 - Works to remove the utilities beneath the center median. The Tanglin-bound carriageway will cut through this portion for the upcoming traffic diversion |
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March 30 - Launch Shaft closeup |
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March 30 - Piling at Gleneagles side |
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