The Tuas Port and Long Island developments may force two of Singapore's lighthouses to relocate.
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The Tuas Port and Long Island developments may force two of Singapore's lighthouses to relocate.
Technical executive Sahroni Omar and lighthouse keeper Ithnin Atan at the Sultan Shoal Lighthouse on May 18, 2026. (Photo: CNA/Lim Li Ting)
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