A milestone on the road to independence? Singapore’s catastrophic 1954 floods
A combination of torrential and prolonged rains, high tides, and insufficient flood control caused some of the worst flooding known in Singapore in the first two weeks of December 1954. Early 1950s Singapore was a British Crown Colony and part of the Federation of Malaya. It was a particularly tense...
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Main Author: | WILLIAMSON, Fiona |
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2016
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