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Hard rocks, water seepage: LTA flags unexpected construction challenges along North-South Corridor

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Hard rocks, water seepage: LTA flags unexpected construction challenges along North-South Corridor

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LTA has identified hard rock formations and water seepage as unexpected challenges on the North‑South Corridor construction project. The agency will revise the completion timeline accordingly.

WHY IT MATTERS
It signals potential delays and cost implications for a major infrastructure project that serves commuters and regional connectivity.

LTA will update the completion timeline in due time.

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