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Besides attracting investments and international water companies to Singapore, PUB has also
drawn foreign talents to work in the water industry here. This diversity of talents, viewpoints and
cultural sensibilities makes a world of difference to the organisation. Ong May Anne talks to some
of our `UN representatives' and finds that they are united - by their love for water.
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Phang Tsang Wing
Senior Manager, Corporate DevelopmentLike Singapore, Hong Kong is
small. Because of that, Tsang
Wing says that "we always
see globalisation as a `must' for survival."
He came here on a scholarship in 1995 ansd
never left. Now, having spent almost half his
life here, he isn't sure whether he sees
himself as a Hongkonger or a Singaporean.
Tsang Wing points out that Hongkongers
are known to treasure water. This is partly
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due to its symbolism (money) and its role in fengshui.
But it isn't money that's got him
all fired up about his work. He's enthusiastic
about making sure Singapore has enough
water for the foreseeable future, and
"more importantly, what we are doing every
day is also going to help the less fortunate
in the world, who do not have enough water
to drink, or no proper sanitary system.
By creating a global hydrohub, we can help
improve their lives!"
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