Singapore's Rat Problem: Why Are They So Hard To Exterminate? | Talking Point

From falling into a diner's tray in the infamous Tangs incident to chewing car wires in Hougang, rats have been a significant nuisance in Singapore. In 2023, an average of 5,203 rat burrows were detected during every two-month surveillance cycle. This marks a 25% increase from the previous year....

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