The Night Safari has canned a Halloween event - even though 1,000
tickets have been sold - because of feedback that it has
no relevance to
conservation.
Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) has pulled the plug just two
weeks before Halloween Horrors was to be held on weekends between
Sept 30 and Oct 30.
On Thursday, WRS, which manages the Night Safari, said the decision
was made 'because of the negative feedback received from
corporations, friends of the zoo, the public and the media about
the event, especially over the relevance in relation to
conservation'.
Ms Isabella Loh, director and newly-installed chief executive of
the group, added that it agrees with comments made by President
Tony Tan Keng Yam and that 'WRS parks should have more family-
bonding and wholesome activities'.
halloween IS a family activity wat
and wat does deepavali got to do with conservation then?
cow head no match horse mouth
the biggest 受害者 are the students.................
looks like we've got more reason to hate TT now 
