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Examining the granite outcrops that played a role in Singapore’s maritime history | Video

Published on: Sunday 11 August 2019

Examining the granite outcrops that played a role in Singapore’s maritime history | Video Long Ya Men, which means “dragon’s tooth door”, consisted of two gigantic rock outcrops located around Labrador Park. These outcrops were once useful landmarks for ancient sailors coming through ...


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