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These wooden figures are located on a grassy bank on Orchard Road near Istana Park. An accompanying sign entitled 'Don't Play-Play' (Singlish for 'don't fool around') states that the slogan represents the ‘Singaporean can-do attitude and determination to take on challenges in stride [sic]’. The sign advises Singaporeans to 'paint the town red and white' (hence the colours of the characters) so that they can ‘recharge, move forward and scale new heights’.
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