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  1. Businesses at Newton, Orchard Road area affected due to flash floods By Dylan Loh | Posted: 17 July 2010 1934 hrs Photos 1 of 1 SINGAPORE: It looks like money down the drain again for retailers at Lucky Plaza. About a month after the massive Orchard Road flood, the watery mess returns. One owner of a shop at Lucky Plaza is a victim of yet another flood. The owner is not happy because renovations were recently completed and as a result of this, business has to stop. Christina Lim, shop owner, Singapore Gift Centre, said: "This is very bad. I feel that the management should do something about it because this is not the first time. It happens almost every year." It's a similar story nearby at Liat Towers. Ng Thian Chin said: "When I came here in the morning at about 6am, the water level was very high.
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