SINGAPORE: Part of the Ulu Pandan park connector that was closed after a landslide two days ago has been reopened, said the National Parks Board on Sunday .
This is due to"ongoing and planned recovery and repair works, and potential flood risks", said NParks in a Facebook post. The landslide occurred at a construction site for the Clementi NorthArc Build-to-Order flats on Friday morning.
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