Heavy rains and strong winds caused branches from a tall tree to snap, subsequently damaging the roof of a home in Yio Chu Kang.
The incident occurred at about 1.30am on Thursday (May 21) along Sunrise Drive, reported Shin Min Daily News.
The affected bungalow had a row of tall trees situated across from it, and one of the trees was observed to have many broken branches.
A fence next to the trees was also visibly damaged and cordoned off with safety tape, reported Shin Min.
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