STOMPer Good Samaritan is worried for passersby as they have to be wary of the cactus plant along Jalan Senyum near Kembangan MRT.
In an email to STOMP, the STOMPer wrote:
"These two pictures were taken near a corner private house at Jalan Senyum.
"The owner has planted a row of cactus (with very sharp thorns) outside his fence on land which does not belong to him.
"There is a beaten track between the house and the MRT track and many residents of the housing estate use this as a short cut to get to the Kembangan MRT station.
"If you are in a hurry to catch a train in the morning and you walk past this house you must be careful of the cactus plant which grows to a height of about 2 m.
"Why should the owner of this private house be allowed to plant a dangerous plant outside his land and cause inconvenience to passersby?"
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'Dangerous' plants removed from polyclinic grounds (14th April 2009)
Dangerous plants at polyclinic, says STOMPer (2nd April 2009)
Be careful the next time you're at Clarke Quay (12th March 2009)
Why plant chilli in area accessible by kids? (11th March 2009)
Dead leaves dangling from palm tree can crack your skull! (28th January 2009)
I have a funny feeling that all these submissions warning people about so-called 'dangerous' plants are all made by the same person.
