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Due to changes in the project schedule, PUB will be postponing the removal of an existing pedestrian overheard bridge near Jalan Jambu Ayer on 25 and 26 April. Hence, there will be no closure of the section of Bukit Timah Road (Cascadia Condominium to NEXUS Condominium) and Dunearn Road (Binjai Park to Jalan Jambu Ayer) from 12.30am to 6am on both days.
PUB will provide an update on the rescheduled dates of the removal works. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
A section of Bukit Timah Road (Cascadia Condominium to NEXUS Condominium) and Dunearn Road (Binjai Park to Jalan Jambu Ayer) will be temporarily closed to traffic from 12.30am to 6am on 25 and 26 April 2025.
The temporary closure is for the removal of an existing pedestrian overheard bridge near Jalan Jambu Ayer, to facilitate PUB’s ongoing drainage upgrading works along Bukit Timah Canal. A replacement pedestrian overhead bridge has been constructed nearby and is currently in use.
Motorists headed towards Sixth Avenue are advised to use the alternative route via Jalan Jambu Mawar towards Jalan Jambu Ayer. Those travelling towards Clementi Road will need to make a detour via Wilby Road and Old Holland Road, towards Blackmore Drive.
Barricades, diversion signs and road marshals will be deployed to guide affected motorists. Motorists are advised to drive carefully and observe the information signs displayed.
Map of temporary road closure and diversion routes
Non-biting midges occur naturally in the aquatic environment. These midges do not bite or spread diseases although they could cause nuisance when present in large numbers. PUB is actively monitoring and managing midge populations at Pandan Reservoir and Bedok Reservoir through mitigating measures that control the midge population at various stages of its life cycle. Fogging is carried out to target adult midges present around the reservoir rip-rap and surrounding vegetation in the morning and/or evening during which most midges emerge. Residents and Park users are advised to plan their visits accordingly.
Due to changes in the project schedule, PUB will be postponing the removal of an existing pedestrian overheard bridge near Jalan Jambu Ayer on 25 and 26 April. Hence, there will be no closure of the section of Bukit Timah Road (Cascadia Condominium to NEXUS Condominium) and Dunearn Road (Binjai Park to Jalan Jambu Ayer) from 12.30am to 6am on both days.
PUB will provide an update on the rescheduled dates of the removal works. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
A section of Bukit Timah Road (Cascadia Condominium to NEXUS Condominium) and Dunearn Road (Binjai Park to Jalan Jambu Ayer) will be temporarily closed to traffic from 12.30am to 6am on 25 and 26 April 2025.
The temporary closure is for the removal of an existing pedestrian overheard bridge near Jalan Jambu Ayer, to facilitate PUB’s ongoing drainage upgrading works along Bukit Timah Canal. A replacement pedestrian overhead bridge has been constructed nearby and is currently in use.
Motorists headed towards Sixth Avenue are advised to use the alternative route via Jalan Jambu Mawar towards Jalan Jambu Ayer. Those travelling towards Clementi Road will need to make a detour via Wilby Road and Old Holland Road, towards Blackmore Drive.
Barricades, diversion signs and road marshals will be deployed to guide affected motorists. Motorists are advised to drive carefully and observe the information signs displayed.
Map of temporary road closure and diversion routes
Non-biting midges occur naturally in the aquatic environment. These midges do not bite or spread diseases although they could cause nuisance when present in large numbers. PUB is actively monitoring and managing midge populations at Pandan Reservoir and Bedok Reservoir through mitigating measures that control the midge population at various stages of its life cycle. Fogging is carried out to target adult midges present around the reservoir rip-rap and surrounding vegetation in the morning and/or evening during which most midges emerge. Residents and Park users are advised to plan their visits accordingly.
