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Prepare yourself for an event that is supposed to occur once every 50 years

Prepare yourself for an event that is supposed to occur once every 50 years

SYF77

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About 2 years ago, PUB mentioned that a serious flood in Orchard Road that happened on 19 Nov 2009 occurs once every 50 years. 2 years on, it appeared that the assumption is not true and this year


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Dwee

Is a MUST know educational post for all drivers nowadays . . All drivers should read.

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Eyke

i used to despise SUV drivers, think they are fuel-wasting, view-blocking, aholes,

but now i see the need for real SUV's that have high air-intake and exhaust so

they can go through flash-flooded roads w/o drowning [laugh]

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