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Singapore decides not to nominate Padang, surrounding buildings as Unesco World Heritage Site

SINGAPORE: Singapore will not proceed to nominate the Padang and its surrounding buildings for inscription as a World Heritage Site after a Unesco preliminary assessment recommended planning measures that would restrict future development across the wider Civic District.

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新加坡决定不将巴东及其周边建筑群申报联合国教科文组织世界遗产。

The Padang and key buildings within the Civic District, such as Asian Civilisations Museum, the former Supreme Court and City Hall, and the Fullerton Hotel, as viewed from Swissotel The Stamford. - ST

SINGAPORE: Singapore will not proceed to nominate the Padang and its surrounding buildings for inscription as a World Heritage Site after a Unesco preliminary assessment recommended planning measures that would restrict future development across the wider Civic District.

These measures include a larger buffer zone with regulatory protection, safeguards for key views to and from the site, and controls to ensure future developments do not compromise the site’s heritage significance, said the National Heritage Board (NHB) on Nov 3.

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