Residents pitch in to repair wild boar damage in Kebun Baru

Nearly 50 residents from the Kebun Baru area came together on Sunday morning for the first time to help restore grass patches in Lower Pierce Park damaged by wild boars. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
Nearly 50 residents from the Kebun Baru area came together on Sunday morning for the first time to help restore grass patches in Lower Pierce Park damaged by wild boars. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG

Nearly 50 residents from the Kebun Baru area came together on Sunday morning for the first time to help restore grass patches in Lower Pierce Park damaged by wild boars.

Using shovels and chankols provided by NParks, they worked together in an area about half the size of a football field for about two hours to help make the damaged patches as even as possible.

The initiative was organised by the Kebun Baru Vista Neighbourhood Committee

(NC), which looks into the welfare of residents in private estates and condominiums in the area. "We are passionate and we have a desire to do our part to improve the park's environment because many of us come here regularly for exercise and recreation," said Mr Chang Nam Yuen, who is the chairman of the Kebun Baru Vista NC.

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