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Temporary Closure of Bedok Reservoir Fishing Deck for Improvement Works
The fishing deck at Bedok Reservoir is closed from 29 June 2026 to 30 October 2026. Please use the alternative fishing grounds indicated in the map below. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
You may contact PUB officers at 9622 4657 (Salihin) / 9683 6804 (Tasjudin) for more information.
The temporary closure of the Remote-controlled Boating Pontoon, Fishing and Viewing Pontoon, and Fishing Jetty at Pandan Reservoir has been extended, as additional time is needed to ensure enhancements are completed to a high standard with minimal disruption. The facilities are scheduled to reopen in the fourth quarter of 2026.
We appreciate your patience and apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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.
Temporary Closure of Bedok Reservoir Fishing Deck for Improvement Works
The fishing deck at Bedok Reservoir is closed from 29 June 2026 to 30 October 2026. Please use the alternative fishing grounds indicated in the map below. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
You may contact PUB officers at 9622 4657 (Salihin) / 9683 6804 (Tasjudin) for more information.
The temporary closure of the Remote-controlled Boating Pontoon, Fishing and Viewing Pontoon, and Fishing Jetty at Pandan Reservoir has been extended, as additional time is needed to ensure enhancements are completed to a high standard with minimal disruption. The facilities are scheduled to reopen in the fourth quarter of 2026.
We appreciate your patience and apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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.
