"Mr
Inderjit Singh said: "The wild boars have shown that they can
attack, so we would have to resolve this quite urgently and that
NParks (National Parks Board) gather as much research and
information as possible to resolve this
quickly.
"It is
quite logical to see that the food in the forest must be running
out, because the numbers are large so the wild boars are now
exploring further away from the jungle area to look for
food."
This part seemed quite wayang.
Firstly they are not wild boars. There are no wild animals in
Singapore.
They are Singaporean boars. They do not attack, if left
alone. If you shoo shoo them, or even take their photo, they
will attack. Quite normal in Singapore. Happened with Singaporean
humans on buses and MRT quite often.
Their space is getting smaller, or their population is getting
bigger? or both. Same thing happening to Singaporean humans
too.
