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THE INTERESTING COUNTRY IN THE WORLD

SITI NORSHUHADAH BT SAPIEE
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SEC 08

The interesting country in the world

Singapore is a small island located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia. Neighbors are in the north and east Malaysia and Indonesia in the south, west, and east. Despite its small size, Singapore is a prosperous country. The heart of this country is the capital and the port city of Singapore. Located at the crossroads of international trade routes, the port of Singapore is one of the busiest in the world .. Singapore was under British rule in the 1800s, and soon became a key post in UK. Country gained full independence in 1963 as a member of the Federation of Malaysia. Singapore finally leaving the federation in 1965 and became the independent Republic of Singapore.
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Singapore consists of the main island and several smaller islands. A causeway connects the narrow Straits of Johor Singapore Island with mainland Malaysia. The highway has road and rail links. In the south of the main island of Singapore is the Singapore Strait, which separates Singapore from the Indonesian archipelago. Location between the South China Sea and Indian Ocean have made Singapore a key transit point for Southeast Asia as well as the delivery of goods to the whole world. Singapore Island has a generally flat terrain and some hills interspersed. In the middle of the island is an area of ​​rain forest. Circling the coastal mangrove swamps. The city and the port of Singapore is located at the southern tip of the island ..
An interesting fact is that Singapore Singapore consists of one main island and 63 smaller islands that are different, Singapore is also one of the most populous countries in the world, and the people of Singapore have a walking pace.
In addition, the Port of Singapore is the busiest port 5th dunia.Singapura have Flora and Fauna Flying fox founded in Pulau Ubin, Singapore, listed as a species of bat in the world and Singapore has the largest tropical orchid garden in the world is the National Orchid Garden.

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