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Nature groups welcome revised Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks housing plans, but maintain need for safeguards
More green spaces would be able to support more wildlife and improve ecological connectivity, say some nature groups.
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More green spaces would be able to support more wildlife and improve ecological connectivity, say some nature groups.
Under the revised plans, 4,000 HDB flats would be built at Maju Forest and 7,000 homes at Gillman Barracks, of which about 5,500 will be public housing.
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