But HDB cannot ensure success, or interfere in privately-run markets
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Ms Fu explained that the HDB could not intervene if privately-run markets changed hands, since these changes of ownership were a result of market forces. — PHOTO: ZAOBAO
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IF PEOPLE want wet markets in their neighbourhoods, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) will provide space for them.
What it cannot do, however, is guarantee that these markets will succeed. Whether they do so is up to market forces, said Senior Minister of State for National Development Grace Fu.
In addition, the HDB cannot dictate which stalls will make up privately-run markets, which is for the operator to decide, she added, on the sidelines of an Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority event yesterday. Continue reading


