SURVEILLANCE PAYS OFF
Rat activity in Little India, for instance, has dropped sharply since the first half of 2025, with no rat burrows detected in the area’s latest surveillance cycle.
In an update, NEA said data obtained from thermal and passive infrared camera deployments has shown that rat activity fell by 40 per cent on average across various locations within Little India between last October and March this year.
The agency added that no rat burrows were detected there between March and April this year, down from an average of 37 burrows found every two months last year.
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