Parts of old Chinatown survive on the fringes of Singapore’s district Until recently the policy was redevelopment into high-rise apartments and offices. Now Chinatown’s remaining heart is being cherished as one of the city’s most valuable tourist attractions.
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Press, 20 October 1987, Page 34
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38Parts of old Chinatown survive on the fringes of Singapore’s district Until recently the policy was redevelopment into high-rise apartments and offices. Now Chinatown’s remaining heart is being cherished as one of the city’s most valuable tourist attractions. Press, 20 October 1987, Page 34
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