WSJ Blog, 20 Mar 2012Pasted onto a muddied, upturned rubber boot on a stick, the white paper notice from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) is an incongruous sight among the lush greens and ochre browns in part of Singapore’s Clementi neighborhood, which is scattered with illegal farms. The message: “You have trespassed on the State land.”
The SLA’s notice – signed by the Collector Of Land Revenue – threatens “enforcement action” if the farmers do not remove “structure, cultivation and other items that are encroaching on the State land” by March 20 (Tuesday). Full story
