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Serious Waste Pipe in High SES BTO in Boon Keng burst, Residents cannot Pangsai!

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29 households in Boon Keng HDB block affected by burst wastewater pipe​

The Jalan Besar Town Council was informed of the pipe burst at Block 1B Kempas Road, at about 8.30am on Jan 21.

SINGAPORE – Residents of 29 households in a Build-To-Order HDB block in Boon Keng could not use their toilets for hours on Jan 21because of a burst sewage pipe.

The incident happened on the eighth floor of Block 1B Kempas Road, affecting residents in one stack there, said Jalan Besar GRC MP Shawn Loh in response to queries from The Straits Times.

Block 1B Kempas Road is within Kempas Residences, which was fully completed in January 2025 after a

six-month delay

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The Jalan Besar Town Council was informed of the burst pipe at about 8.30am, Mr Loh said, after which the area was cordoned off.

He said that there were no issues with the pipe based on an inspection on the evening of Jan 20, adding that a possible cause is renovation debris being disposed of into the floor trap of a unit.

Temporary pipe diversion works were completed by 8pm, Mr Loh said. Residents can use their toilets again, and the burst pipe has been fixed by the town council, he added.

The town council had issued an advisory to residents in the afternoon and went door to door to advise them not to use their toilets while emergency repairs were under way.



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An image of the incident shared on Reddit shows a burst pipe, with what appears to be sewage leaking out of it.

Another photo shows an area cordoned off, with signage showing the words “Caution” and “Wet Floor” placed nearby.

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A possible cause for the burst pipe is renovation debris being disposed of into the floor trap of a unit.

PHOTO: INTELLIGENTHOME2342/REDDIT

Mr Loh thanked residents for their understanding and for their quick dissemination of information.

“And importantly, I want to credit our town council officer for going door to door to inform residents, as well as our hardworking town council workers who are working through the night to clean the area up,” he added.
 
Smart or stupid? :biggrin:

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Kwan Yong Construction earned recognition from HDB for its first residential project, where innovative modular building methods helped speed up completion while boosting workplace safety
At Kempas Residences, prefabricated parts that had many components already integrated within were used, reducing the number of fixtures that needed to be hoisted by cranes.
Kwan Yong Construction’s dedicated team was recognised for their commitment to safety, quality and innovation when delivering the company’s first HDB project, Kempas Residences.

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No need private condo quality, just need to be HDB flat built before the turn of the millennium quality, the Sinkie peasants can thank the heavens already. :biggrin:
 
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