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SINGAPORE — To encourage more children to be active in sports, the Singapore government will put in an additional $100 credit to the ActiveSG accounts of those aged between four and 12 on 1 May.
"Through better access to sporting facilities and a greater variety of programmes, we hope that every Singaporean has ample opportunity to enjoy, engage and excel in sports." Jurong residents will be able to enjoy the ActiveSG Sport Village@Jurong Town when it opens in the first half of the year. It will consist of a full-sized hockey field, four sheltered courts for futsal and indoor hockey, two outdoor tennis courts, four outdoor pickleball courts, three football fields, a jogging path and outdoor fitness areas.
This will ensure that the building - which was gazetted collectively with Sri Temasek as national monument in 1992 - is well-preserved for its historical importance, and remains functional as a working government building and venue for important state events and community gatherings.
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