Punggol Beach

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Punggol Beach is a historic coastal site in Singapore known for being one of the locations where mass executions of Chinese civilians were carried out during the Japanese occupation in World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II massacre site
beach
historic site
accessibleFrom Punggol Road NERFINISHED
adjacentTo Punggol Point Park NERFINISHED
category Beaches of Singapore
Massacres in Singapore NERFINISHED
Tourist attractions in North-East Region, Singapore
World War II sites in Singapore
climate tropical rainforest climate
commemorates victims of Japanese occupation in Singapore
conflict World War II
country Singapore
dateOfEvent 1942-02-28
designatedBy National Heritage Board of Singapore NERFINISHED
designation World War II historic site
designationDate 1995
feature coastal vegetation
rocky shoreline
sandy stretches
governingBody National Parks Board (NParks) NERFINISHED
hasMemorial Punggol Beach Massacre Memorial plaque NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Johor, Malaysia NERFINISHED
heritageTrail World War II heritage trail (Singapore) NERFINISHED
historicalEvent Sook Ching massacre NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Japanese occupation of Singapore NERFINISHED
knownFor Sook Ching massacre-related killings
mass executions of Chinese civilians during the Japanese occupation
languageOfSignage Chinese
English
Malay
Tamil
locatedIn North-Eastern Region, Singapore NERFINISHED
Punggol NERFINISHED
locatedOn Singapore Island NERFINISHED
memorialUnveiledBy Goh Chok Tong NERFINISHED
memorialUnveilingDate 1995-03-08
near Punggol Point Jetty NERFINISHED
numberOfVictimsEstimate 200
400
partOf Straits of Johor coastline NERFINISHED
perpetrator Imperial Japanese Army NERFINISHED
timeZone UTC+08:00
usedFor commemoration ceremonies
fishing
heritage education
recreation
victimGroup Chinese civilians

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