Pulau Ubin is underutilised, some of its former residents say.
They believe the 10.2 sq km island, home to 4,000 villagers and quarry workers in the 1960s and 1970s, could be a site for pig farming, sustainable vegetable plantations as well as fish and prawn breeding.
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