I wish we have that kind of system in my own country and of course all over the world. we can save a lot of water and we can save the future of the next generation.
It's a nasty business for the team, somehow, they managed to do it well, so the country can keep going without filth. 😉😉Be grateful to these unsung hero living among us, they not only did their job , they done it well so you can live comfortably without stinky smell from your sewages.
👏👏👏👏👏 beautiful and very interesting presentation! Kept me amused from start to end!!!! Maybe you can come up with "How Singapore dispose of food waste?" Also, "how does Singapore control business & industrial waste? " Does your school system include waste segregation as part of the educational program?
Every one that has been through field camp in NS knows to appreciate toilets in Singapore. Digging a hole to poop in and then burying your own poop in the middle of a jungle while mosquitoes attack you, makes you appreciate toilets for the rest of your life.
Just watched a documentary in rural America where they had a problem with pig poop water. They don't have any good way to dispose of it, and it's causing environmental problems. They could in theory build a whole sewage system, but it seems that it isn't profitable to build and run yet, so the problem is still there. I'm imagining that they might be able to just truck it to a treatment plant and process it into fertiliser and natural gas, but then the people working there would probably be on less than minimum wage for awhile due to business not taking off yet. Also makes me realise how Singapore is literally carried by our previous generations who settled these problems for us, and maybe in the future we would have to do the same. Cause like the example in the previous paragrah, the first solution to a new problem will be really unprofitable and the people working to solve the problem will be paid really little until they find a good solution.
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These are unsung heros. Respect.
Literally watchin this while taking a dump
Love the editing ...kept me engaged throughout. Keep it up! Always love to see the dedication of unsung heroes
Ive always wondered. This is very informative. 👍👍well put together
I wish we have that kind of system in my own country and of course all over the world. we can save a lot of water and we can save the future of the next generation.
Interesting to learn about our sewage system!
It's a nasty business for the team, somehow, they managed to do it well, so the country can keep going without filth. 😉😉Be grateful to these unsung hero living among us, they not only did their job , they done it well so you can live comfortably without stinky smell from your sewages.
Thanks for all these productions; the quality is really good and we learn more about the country we love. Maybe do something about our local forests!
0:19 loving the fake typing
I really love OGS
I wish they could elaborate on how waste is treated
literally the best yt channel
As usual la , great content !! 👍👍
👏👏👏👏👏 beautiful and very interesting presentation! Kept me amused from start to end!!!!
Maybe you can come up with "How Singapore dispose of food waste?" Also, "how does Singapore control business & industrial waste? "
Does your school system include waste segregation as part of the educational program?
Amazing series!
Thank you! Hope it was informative!
Every one that has been through field camp in NS knows to appreciate toilets in Singapore. Digging a hole to poop in and then burying your own poop in the middle of a jungle while mosquitoes attack you, makes you appreciate toilets for the rest of your life.
Singapore has achieved so much but it must be careful Not to get complacent like what has happened to all Western countries.
It's practically engineering designs it's about following the methods and design requirements.
That is why PM Lee Kwan Yew is the father of Singapore..
Just watched a documentary in rural America where they had a problem with pig poop water. They don't have any good way to dispose of it, and it's causing environmental problems.
They could in theory build a whole sewage system, but it seems that it isn't profitable to build and run yet, so the problem is still there.
I'm imagining that they might be able to just truck it to a treatment plant and process it into fertiliser and natural gas, but then the people working there would probably be on less than minimum wage for awhile due to business not taking off yet.
Also makes me realise how Singapore is literally carried by our previous generations who settled these problems for us, and maybe in the future we would have to do the same. Cause like the example in the previous paragrah, the first solution to a new problem will be really unprofitable and the people working to solve the problem will be paid really little until they find a good solution.
it's such a small country that's why but nevertheless, great job to the gov and pub!
So cool. Always wondered where my poo poo go after it flushes
woohoo OGS upload! today's lunchtime entertainment settled!! 🤮🤮
love you guys, oof
Great Job 👏
Why is this the last episode? Is it for the year 2020?
Last episode for this 3-part series on Singapore's water journey! Other episodes here: ua-cam.com/play/PLGojKgEnSjGwDTmyN_yZKTY6RPrb5H2WX.html
Thank you 🙇🏼♂️
Why sewer tunnel as big MRT tunnel? Did all daily waste water fill whole tunnel?
that is how the NEWater come about
I cannot imagine how the sewerage in my country works.
Where do you live?
Video de Diego Dreyfus totalmente sacado de contexto jaja.
The true heros are all retired and departed. The ones being hired now are eye and cctv power in the office.
I just came from this Nigeria slums video. ua-cam.com/video/3iW8B0ZDauM/v-deo.html
Thankful Singapore has such modern sanitation systems.
It becomes NEWater.
Indian government and Indian City PM CM should learn from this video, nahi hamre political leader and officers chutiyea the,hai, aur rehenge
Last episode for the year you meant?
Heroes
What about toilets not on the main land?