Bukit Timah resident voices concern over neighbours' banana trees after monkeys spotted in estate
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When it comes to safety at home, this resident believes there's no space for monkeying around. A Bukit Timah resident has expressed worry over his neighbours' banana trees after monkeys were spotted in their estate, Shin Min Daily News reported on TuesdaBukit Timah resident voices concern over neighbours' banana trees after monkeys spotted in estate
When it comes to safety at home, this resident believes there's no space for monkeying around. A Bukit Timah resident has expressed worry over his neighbours' banana trees after monkeys were spotted in their estate, Shin Min Daily News reported on Tuesday (July 23). A resident surnamed Ye, who stays around Watten Heights, told the Chinese publication that he recently spotted a troop of monkeys near his home and was concerned that the newly-planted trees would attract more. «I saw four monkeys outside my neighbour's home a few days ago, climbing on the rafters,» he said. «Considering how there are so many banana trees nearby, I was worried that they were here on a 'reconnaissance mission' and would bring more monkeys along.» He further explained that as his brother is unable to move while recuperating from a stroke, he worried that the latter would get hurt if a monkey were to enter the house. «Ever since I saw the monkeys, I made sure my doors and windows are shut for fear that they might come in,» Ye said. Read more