Since 2015, Toa Payoh residents have come together each year to create a National Day flag display, with Singapore flags arranged into a giant number across two HDB blocks to mark the nation's birthday.
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Since 2015, Toa Payoh residents have come together each year to create a National Day flag display, with Singapore flags arranged into a giant number across two HDB blocks to mark the nation's birthday.
Suspended between two HDB blocks in Toa Payoh Lorong 1, a striking display of Singapore flags forms a bold red "61".
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