Ground-Up Initiative is struggling to raise funds for the move, while the Live Turtle Museum has faced animal attacks.
SINGAPORE - Non-profit organisation Ground-Up Initiative and the Live Turtle Museum in Lorong Chencharu in Yishun have yet to move into their replacement sites after works were delayed when the contractor of the project went bust.
“In the meantime, HDB will continue to maintain the sites until GUI and Live Turtle Museum are ready to take over their replacement sites,” it said. Mr Cai Bingyu, executive lead of Ground-Up Initiative, says the non-profit is struggling to raise funds for the construction costs of its new premises. ST PHOTO: GIN TAY
Ms Connie Tan, owner of Live Turtle Museum, said some of her turtles had been injured in attacks by predators, after construction works in the area began. ST PHOTO: GIN TAY
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