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DC33_2008
13-05-11, 21:21
Not good news to northern home owners and investors.

cheongster
13-05-11, 21:34
Even now, just stand at the punggol jetty beach and loo across. Its not a beautiful sight. The real bad news is that its something we cannot control. We can't control how others choose, intentionally or unintentionally, to face their ass. :(

mantrix
13-05-11, 21:42
is OK, nothing much to look at anyways :)

there's a sea separating the 2 countries - both physical and symbolic

kingkong1984
13-05-11, 22:33
is OK, nothing much to look at anyways :)

there's a sea separating the 2 countries - both physical and symbolic

Do u know that pollution can affect the whole island depending on wind direction? Look at all the smoke around us. Nowhere in Singapore is spared.

DC33_2008
13-05-11, 23:10
More vertical cigarette sticks puffing in JB. Haze from south and puffing from north.

kingkong1984
13-05-11, 23:14
More vertical cigarette sticks puffing in JB. Haze from south and puffing from north.
Yup, bad area.

East should be the best?

hyenergix
14-05-11, 01:01
Some petrochemical plants use river water or sea water for cooling. It is common for the heat exchangers to leak and the pollutants will flow into the water bodies. It is also common for process upset that results in materials sent to the flare stacks, which might not be operated properly. This is bad news for residents staying in the north.

But is it confirmed? Malaysia usually likes to announce grand plans without good follow-ups.

devilplate
14-05-11, 01:09
Some petrochemical plants use river water or sea water for cooling. It is common for the heat exchangers to leak and the pollutants will flow into the water bodies. It is also common for process upset that results in materials sent to the flare stacks, which might not be operated properly. This is bad news for residents staying in the north.

But is it confirmed? Malaysia usually likes to announce grand plans without good follow-ups.
Oredi got chemical plants....add 1 more ok lor....lol

hyenergix
14-05-11, 01:16
Adding refineries is the start for the growth of downstream chemical plants. If true, then the residents there can look forward to more chemical plants in the near future.

devilplate
14-05-11, 01:28
Adding refineries is the start for the growth of downstream chemical plants. If true, then the residents there can look forward to more chemical plants in the near future.
Den whole sg will not b spared.... Better hf a backup plan:scared-4:

hyenergix
14-05-11, 01:32
New plants that are making $ are not a major issues. Old corroded plants that are not making $ are safety hazards. The residents will probably see the problems in another 10-20 years' time.

devilplate
14-05-11, 01:36
New plants that are making $ are not a major issues. Old corroded plants that are not making $ are safety hazards. The residents will probably see the problems in another 10-20 years' time.
Oredi got existing plants affecting punggol.....

DC33_2008
14-05-11, 08:14
Feasibility study is underway. Infrastructure development that genetrates $ is quite likely to come true. The queston now is the site as the prevailing wind direction in singapore is NE and SW.
Some petrochemical plants use river water or sea water for cooling. It is common for the heat exchangers to leak and the pollutants will flow into the water bodies. It is also common for process upset that results in materials sent to the flare stacks, which might not be operated properly. This is bad news for residents staying in the north.

But is it confirmed? Malaysia usually likes to announce grand plans without good follow-ups.

Komo
14-05-11, 08:46
Believe Sgp can voice concern on the ground of environmental pollution to population etc. Block it if possible? There could be international guideline nonsuch issues. For example they cannot just build a nuclear plant just across right even if it is not near to any of their population?

devilplate
14-05-11, 08:55
Believe Sgp can voice concern on the ground of environmental pollution to population etc. Block it if possible? There could be international guideline nonsuch issues. For example they cannot just build a nuclear plant just across right even if it is not near to any of their population?
But its like a big bro bullying small bro....

Now double n triple cfm die die dun buy JB ppty:D

Iskandar will b affected anot?:rolleyes:

DC33_2008
14-05-11, 08:57
It is difficult. See what Simon Tay has been pushing for the haze issue but it is still around today. They will tell you the effluent from the stacks will be conformed to WHO standards, etc. Even in Singapore, developments near Jurong Island still get the soot. $ seems to be more important than people's health.
Believe Sgp can voice concern on the ground of environmental pollution to population etc. Block it if possible? There could be international guideline nonsuch issues. For example they cannot just build a nuclear plant just across right even if it is not near to any of their population?

joelx
14-05-11, 10:49
Believe Sgp can voice concern on the ground of environmental pollution to population etc. Block it if possible? There could be international guideline nonsuch issues. For example they cannot just build a nuclear plant just across right even if it is not near to any of their population?
Yes, sg should voice up. Foreign minister should say something, why is George yeo keep quiet, is time to voice up..hahaha...oops..ehhh..ask tpl to comment

focus
14-05-11, 15:18
Eh.. in the straits time article..., the Johore(not JB) refinery complex is going to be situated east of Changi Airport ..

Google maps, go to Pengerang , Johor.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/5/11/business/8658048&sec=business

Basically, Malaysia wants the whole of Johor to be filed with heavy industries to smoke us out.. hehe..


Btw, the reason cited was it allows VLCC to go there coz of the depth of the water. My question is .. why Malaysia never built mega port to take away PSA business? Or is it going to happen soon?

ozcraze
14-05-11, 15:20
based on map in yest's ST, seems like the plant will be at east of s'pore.....? dunno if will affect our ecp beach.... :(




Yup, bad area.

East should be the best?

ozcraze
14-05-11, 15:22
erm..... wind directions not NE and SE instead?



Feasibility study is underway. Infrastructure development that genetrates $ is quite likely to come true. The queston now is the site as the prevailing wind direction in singapore is NE and SW.

devilplate
14-05-11, 18:01
Eh.. in the straits time article..., the Johore(not JB) refinery complex is going to be situated east of Changi Airport ..

Google maps, go to Pengerang , Johor.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/5/11/business/8658048&sec=business

Basically, Malaysia wants the whole of Johor to be filed with heavy industries to smoke us out.. hehe..


Btw, the reason cited was it allows VLCC to go there coz of the depth of the water. My question is .. why Malaysia never built mega port to take away PSA business? Or is it going to happen soon?

Wah lau:doh: :doh: :doh:

So how.....only separated by tekong......the whole eastern region will suffer.....omg:doh: :doh: :doh:

devilplate
14-05-11, 18:09
Msia damn evil....smoke us from punggol liao n now attack from the east:doh:

Msia so big n yet die die build super close to singapore:doh: :doh: :doh:

kingkong1984
14-05-11, 18:18
Msia damn evil....smoke us from punggol liao n now attack from the east:doh:

Msia so big n yet die die build super close to singapore:doh: :doh: :doh:
Trying to copy as much as possible. They can cause land is cheaper.

Since so close, will definitely take away business.

Regulators
15-05-11, 10:52
This was one of my favourite discussion topics, kindly refer to an old thread that I started last year in may :D

http://forums.condosingapore.com/showthread.php?t=9474

zzz1
15-05-11, 11:38
Not good news to northern home owners and investors.


they plan to build at pengeran area which is off desaru ..
Singapore's closest proximity is Tekong Island eastern coast..

Technical speaking is at the eastern side of Singapore

zzz1
15-05-11, 11:40
Eh.. in the straits time article..., the Johore(not JB) refinery complex is going to be situated east of Changi Airport ..

Google maps, go to Pengerang , Johor.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/5/11/business/8658048&sec=business

Basically, Malaysia wants the whole of Johor to be filed with heavy industries to smoke us out.. hehe..


Btw, the reason cited was it allows VLCC to go there coz of the depth of the water. My question is .. why Malaysia never built mega port to take away PSA business? Or is it going to happen soon?

Singapore and regional area is around 12-15 me draft max...

zzz1
15-05-11, 11:43
Wah lau:doh: :doh: :doh:

So how.....only separated by tekong......the whole eastern region will suffer.....omg:doh: :doh: :doh:

the first to suffer is the cheap seafood village there , near the sungai rengit
every week end, can see the village is packed with sg car that drive 100km to reach there..

maisonjai
14-05-12, 14:39
Massive Johor refinery to pull in S$49b in investments
04:45 AM May 14, 2012

PENGERANG (Johor) - The mammoth Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development (RAPID) in south-eastern Johor will become Malaysia's biggest development project with Prime Minister Najib Razak revealing yesterday that investors are ready to pump in RM120 billion (S$49 billion) into the refinery hub.

"The RAPID project is part of the Economic Transformation Programme, and the government has identified it as a high-impact project with enormous economic spin-offs for the people in the area," Mr Najib said at RAPID's official launch at Pengerang yesterday.

The Prime Minister said RAPID will transform Johor into one of the world's biggest hubs for oil and gas, Bernama reported. Besides Malaysian oil company Petronas, Mr Najib said a Taiwanese oil and gas company and German firm BASF will be pumping money into the area.

RAPID will be able to produce 9 million tonnes of petroleum products and 4.5 million tonnes of petrochemicals annually.

The Sultan of Johor, Sultan Ibrahim, yesterday said that the massive refinery project was a "blessing" for the state, and that residents should be happy that their children will not have to move elsewhere to find jobs.

Pengerang, less than 5km from Singapore's Pulau Tekong, will all but vanish with the arrival of the refineries.

Residents, who are dependent on fishing, are concerned with pollution from the plants. Agencies

http://www.todayonline.com/World/EDC120514-0000030/Massive-Johor-refinery-to-pull-in-S$49b-in-investments (http://www.todayonline.com/World/EDC120514-0000030/Massive-Johor-refinery-to-pull-in-S$49b-in-investments)

carbuncle
14-05-12, 15:01
惨咯参咯。污烟瘴气的。。。我的town 会变成我的妈呀!town

phantom_opera
14-05-12, 15:08
Looking at the location, Changi / Tanah Merah / Pasir Ris will be hit first

Changi Airport may be surrounded by dark fumes :scared-1:

maisonjai
14-05-12, 15:42
That's what I tot too, if there's an accident will the planes be able take off & land safely?

focus
14-05-12, 15:53
That's why I feel not wise to do all your property investment in Singapore.
Must diversify a bit. You never know what happen.

Recently, this christopher balding from peking university wrote a blog on the mystery surrounding our reserves and CPF..
Scary stuff and can cause panic if ever the finance community picked it up and try to test our defense.

DC33_2008
14-05-12, 16:30
With the prevailing wind direction, it will spread from punggol to changi. It is larger than jurong island:scared-2: NE and SW are critical.
Looking at the location, Changi / Tanah Merah / Pasir Ris will be hit first

Changi Airport may be surrounded by dark fumes :scared-1:

phantom_opera
14-05-12, 16:39
With the prevailing wind direction, it will spread from punggol to changi. It is larger than jurong island:scared-2: NE and SW are critical.

why Punggol first ?!

fclim
14-05-12, 17:04
OK. Time to build our nuclear power plant on P. Ubin or P. Tekong liao...

DC33_2008
14-05-12, 17:13
Thanks for prompting me. Wwrong sentence structure. I do not mean from. Area of coverage between punggol & changi.
why Punggol first ?!

rattydrama
14-05-12, 18:35
there are so many ECs and condo new sales in Pasir Ris, Pungol and Tampines. dont tell me someone already know ahead of us.

best for self stay will now be :p Lim Chu Kang.

carbuncle
14-05-12, 20:10
there are so many ECs and condo new sales in Pasir Ris, Pungol and Tampines. dont tell me someone already know ahead of us.

best for self stay will now be :p Lim Chu Kang.
By the time they TOP just nice can enjoy the smokey air... Natural high no need to smoke cigarettes

rattydrama
14-05-12, 20:24
By the time they TOP just nice can enjoy the smokey air... Natural high no need to smoke cigarettes

It will be at least take another 10 years for your statement to come true. By that time, owner already sold theirs. No worries to buy now.

House
15-05-12, 13:01
惨咯参咯。污烟瘴气的。。。我的town 会变成我的妈呀!town

Water chemical town punggol :D

lajia
15-05-12, 17:44
Msia damn evil....smoke us from punggol liao n now attack from the east:doh:

Msia so big n yet die die build super close to singapore:doh: :doh: :doh:

Someone was saying Jurong residents will breath in micro particles that cause cancer....now looks like when the wind starts to blow consistently in certain months when those plants are in full operation, it will be even worst...