Changi Beach

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Changi Beach is a coastal area in Singapore historically known as one of the main sites of mass executions during the Sook Ching massacre in World War II.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Changi Beach canonical 3
Changi Beach Park 2
Changi Beach Park BBQ pits 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf beach
coastal area
park
tourist attraction
accessibleBy car
public bus
adjacentTo Singapore Strait
commemoratedBy World War II memorial markers
country Singapore
governingBody National Parks Board of Singapore
hasActivity birdwatching
jogging
photography
hasFacility barbecue pits
bicycle track
playground
shelters
toilets
hasFeature coconut trees
sea views
white sandy shoreline
hasLength approximately 3.3 kilometres
historicalEvent Sook Ching massacre
historicalPeriod World War II
knownFor World War II historical significance
barbecue areas
cycling
fishing
picnicking
recreational activities
site of Sook Ching massacre executions
locatedIn Asia
Changi
linked to: Changi, Singapore

Singapore
Southeast Asia
eastern Singapore
massExecutionDateRange February 1942
massExecutionSiteFor Chinese civilians
near Changi Airport
Changi Point Ferry Terminal
Changi Village
Johor Strait
linked to: Straits of Johor

Pulau Ubin
partOf Changi Beach Park
linked to: Changi Beach

Changi Coast
linked to: Changi, Singapore
timezone Singapore Standard Time

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Changi Beach partOf Changi Beach Park
linked to: Changi Beach
Sook Ching notableExecutionSite Changi Beach
Changi, Singapore contains Changi Beach Park
linked to: Changi Beach
Changi, Singapore contains Changi Beach
Changi, Singapore contains Changi Beach Park BBQ pits
linked to: Changi Beach