For decades, they stood silent sentry on Sentosa, the resort island with a bloodstained past that has today become a haven for holidaymakers and cartoon mascots.
But the 60 cannon at Fort Siloso, a coastal fort that was used during the Japanese Occupation as a camp for prisoners-of-war, have in recent days made a striking statement for peace.
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