Whose Duty to Dispose WW2 Bomb in Palawan Beach Resort?

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[h=3]Jul 31, 2011[/h][h=1]War relic found on Sentosa[/h][h=1]12cm projectile found at construction site poses no risk to public safety, police say[/h]<!-- by line -->By Leow Si Wan
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[h=4]Members of SAF's Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Explosives Defence Group leaving the Palawan Beach site where the bomb was found last night. -- ST PHOTO: TED CHEN[/h]<!-- story content : start -->
A WAR relic was found at Palawan Beach in Sentosa yesterday - adding to two other finds elsewhere just last month.
The police said they received a phone call at about 6pm, notifying them about a 4.7-inch (12cm) projectile. As it was in a construction site closed to the public, the police said it will pose no risk to public safety.
When The Sunday Times visited the area last night, police officers and bomb disposal experts were analysing the situation.
The site is to house amenities such as a single-storey facility and an open-water play area. Work is slated to be completed in the last quarter of this year.
The police said the bomb 'is expected to be rendered safe' today .
Last month, a 160kg bomb was dug up by construction workers at a furniture warehouse in Sungei Kadut.
Read the full report in this week's edition of The Sunday Times.

 

[johnny333]

I notice there's no wrangling over who's going to pay for removing the dud. Could it be because of who owns Sentosa

 

[pearlofthepacific]

I notice there's no wrangling over who's going to pay for removing the dud. Could it be because of who owns Sentosa

That was an embarrassing.. :(