Discoloured tap water reported on Pulau Tekong; water wagons deployed
by David SunClear water is flowing again from the taps on Pulau Tekong.
Soldiers on the island had woken up on Wednesday to find taps on the island spewing discoloured water.
A spokesman for PUB said it received reports of the incident at about 7.30am on Wednesday, and that the water supply was fully resumed at 9.30pm yesterday.
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She added that water samples were tested and found to be safe for drinking.
"PUB officers carried out overnight operations and have completed the flushing of the water mains serving the internal service pipes for all camps," she said.
The spokesman said that water wagons were deployed to provide temporary water supply to the affected users.
Said the spokesman: "PUB worked with Basic Military Training Centre (BMTC) to carry out flushing of the camp's service system and the water in the BMTC main pipes is now clear."
"PUB will continue to monitor the situation closely. Investigations on the incident are still ongoing," she added.
In a statement yesterday, the Ministry of Defence confirmed that discoloured tap water was reported in certain areas of BMTC on Wednesday.
"The safety and well-being of servicemen are of paramount importance," said its spokesman.
"Essential water needs for servicemen, including drinking water and food preparation, have been met by alternative sources within BMTC and PUB-deployed water wagons." - DAVID SUN


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Welcome!
Welcome to Neurolinguistics! The Fall 2023 course information, syllabus, and schedule are below. Course materials for previous semesters are archived here.
Course Description: Neurolinguistics is a seminar on language and the brain. For the first few weeks, you will build a foundation of knowledge, first on how brains work (neurons, networks, and anatomy) and later on the methods researchers use to study language in the brain. The remainder of the course will explore the literature on different topics in language and the brain, including various levels of linguistics (phonology, morphology, syntax), acquisition, evolution, signed languages, and more.
Prerequisites: This course is open to all graduate students and upper-level undergraduates. No specific background in neuroscience or linguistics is necessary to participate in the course
Syllabus
Instructor: Dr. Katie Schuler
Seminars: Thursday at 3:30pm in TBD
Office hours: The linguistics department is on the 3rd floor of the C-wing at 3401 Walnut street, between Franklin’s Table and Modern Eye.
- Katie: tue 12-1p in 314 ling dept
Reading prep: Each week, please prepare for the discussion by completing the assigned reading. As you read, you can ask questions or start discussing the paper in our reading annotation tool.
Discussion leader: Several times throughout the semester (but not every week), you will serve as discussion leader for a paper with one or two other students. As discussion leader, you’ll be responsible for presenting the paper, including summarizing (motivation, research questions, approach, and findings) and leading a discussion of the work.
Lit Review: You will select a topic of interest (within the bounds of language and the brain) and write a formal literature review paper. There are a few checkpoints leading up to this final paper to help you make progress.
Grading:
- 60% discussion leader
- 40% lit review
- Letter grade minimums: 97% A+, 93% A, 90% A-, 87% B+, 84% B, 80% B-, 77% C+, 74% C, 70% C-, 67% D+, 64% D, 61% D-
Resources: In addition to this website, we will use the following:
- canvas - for posting grades
- ed discussion - for announcements and questions
- hypothes.is for collaborative readings and peer review
Other resources: Weingarten Center for academic support and tutoring. Wellness at Penn for health and wellbeing.
Schedule
- 08-31 getting started
- 09-07 cns, neurons, and methods
- 09-14 networks
- 09-21 perspective
- 09-28 sounds
- 10-05 no class
- 10-12 words
- 10-19 syntax
- 10-26 semantics
- 11-02 acquisition
- 11-09 sign language
- 11-16 bilingualism
- 11-23 no class, thanksgiving
- 11-30 evolution
- 12-07 cerebellum