Pride and relief in bringing River Safari to life: CEO
Technical issues and delays had added to construction woes
Add BT as a preferred source[SINGAPORE] In Lee Meng Tat's own words, the journey of putting together the new River Safari park in Mandai turned out to be a "pretty rough" one.
The chief executive of Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) says he is filled with both relief and pride at watching the $160 million project come to life, after several delays.
The construction of the 12 hectare attraction - Asia's first river-themed wildlife park - met "some turbulence" early on, he recalls.
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