by Team Bukit Timah
Bukit Timah
Community Action
Against Dengue
Numbers at a glance:
Eng Kong Cheng Soon & Toh Yi Estates Cluster
Last updated: 18th May 2022
385
Reported cases of Dengue Fever
55
breeding habitats
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43 residential
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2 common areas
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9 condominium grounds
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1 construction site
Affected Areas
Below are the locations of the recent cases in the Eng Kong Cheng Soon & Toh Yi Estates Cluster
(Updated: 20th May 2022)
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The Creek @ Bukit condominium (13 Toh Tuck Rd, S596196)
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High Oak condominium (11 Toh Tuck Rd, S596290)
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Toh Yi Drive HDB Blocks (Blk 1 - 20 Toh Yi Drive)
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Cheng Soon Crescent / Cheng Soon Gardens
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Kismis Ave
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Eng Kong Garden
For more details, please visit the NEA cluster information website here.
Current Actions
Updated 20th May, 2022
Twice-weekly Thermal Fogging
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Fogging frequency increased to twice weekly (Every Tues & Fri), starting 17th May 2022
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Fogging boundary covers entire cluster including state land beside 18 Cheng Soon Garden, and coordinated with NParks, major construction sites & condominiums.
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28 handheld and 1 Vehicle Mounted fog machines, along with 29 officers deployed for the operations.
Cluster inspections at the following areas:
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Premises inspection along Toh Yi Drive public housing estate (Blk 1 - 20), Nottinghill Suites, Kismis Court, Toh Yi Court, The Creek@Bukit, and Cheng Soon Garden properties.
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Outdoor inspection along Eng Kong Drive, Eng Kong Garden, Cheng Soon Garden, and Kismis Avenue.
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Mass Operations were carried out on the 12th and 13th May, 2022, within the cluster area involving 20 NEA officers and 3 pest control operators (PCOs). 2 breeding grounds were detected and eradicated.
Chemical Treatment of high risk areas
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BTI and Actellic Misting were conducted at Eng Kong Drive, Eng Kong Garden, Cheng Soon Garden, Kismis Avenue on 9 and 11 May 2022.
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Aerosol treatment was performed on 150 premises in the cluster area.
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Due to safety issues posed by accessing the backlane drain areas within the cluster (See Map below), fogging was instead done along the outside edges during thermal fogging exercises.
Eng Kong Cheng Soon & Toh Yi Cluster
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