#447 - Singapore’s “Remarkable” Religious Diversity & NParks Puts Down Giant Crocodile

A US think tank’s analysis of a 2022 survey hailed Singapore’s high levels of interreligious tolerance and acceptance. Why are these results worth celebrating for Singaporeans? Elsewhere, out of safety concerns, NParks captured and put down a nearly-3m long crocodile that had been spotted on Marina East beach. Some groups asked why the crocodile had to be put down, and not relocated instead. Was there really no other option?

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Singapore’s “Remarkable” Religious Diversity

• Pew study hails Singapore’s ‘remarkable’ religious diversity and high tolerance, acceptance
• S’poreans of all faiths broadly tolerant and accepting of followers of different religions: Poll
• In Singapore, religious diversity and tolerance go hand in hand | Pew Research Center
• Singapore tops Southeast Asia in seeing different religions as compatible with society: Survey

NParks Puts Down Giant Crocodile

• Crocodile spotted on Marina East beach to be put down over public safety concerns
• Estuarine Crocodiles - Animal Encounters - Do's and Don'ts - Gardens, Parks & Nature - National Parks Board (NParks)
• Acres saddened over NParks’ decision to put down crocodile; others say the move was necessary | The Straits Times

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