While most of Singapore stayed home as the country entered the second day of its one-month circuit breaker on Wednesday, barren streets and hushed neighbourhoods were lit by the glow of an astronomical event that was silently gracing the night skies overhead.
The pink supermoon, seen over April 7 and 8 in various regions of the world, was the largest and brightest of the full moons that Singapore and the rest of the world will see this year. It was most visible here on April 8 for about 20 minutes, from 10.35am to 10.55am.
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