Punggol beach's dark history.
The beach at the end of Punggol Road, near Punggol jetty, was one of the killing fields during the Japanese Occupation.
It was described in the newspapers as "Singapore's slaughter beach" as many people died there.
On Feb. 23, 1942, about 400 Chinese civilians were reportedly shot there by Japanese auxiliary military police.
The location has now been declared as a national heritage site. There is a plaque commemorating the Sook Ching Massacre.
Recommended to come in the mornings to catch the sunrise and enjoy the cool sea breeze.
Take a bow as you search for the geocache to pay respect to the lives lost.
