Annex a List of Markets & Food Centres Linked to Jurong Fishery

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Annex A List of Markets & Food Centres Linked to Jurong Fishery Port Cluster Clusters: 1. Chong Boon Market & Food Centre 2. Chong Pang Market & Food Centre 3. Clementi 448 Market and Food Centre 4. Haig Road Market & Food Centre 5. Hong Lim Market & Food Centre 6. Whampoa Drive Market With 3 or more cases: 1. Admiralty Wet Market 2. Amoy Street Food Centre 3. 216 Bedok Food Centre and Market 4. Boon Lay Place Food Village 5. Bukit Timah Wet Market 6. Cheng San Market & Cooked Food Centre 7. Fajar Market 8. Geylang Bahru Market 9. Geylang Serai Market 10. Mayflower Wet Market and Food Centre 11. Taman Jurong Market 12. Teban Garden Market 13. Teck Ghee Market & Food Centre 14. Tekka Centre 15. Tiong Bahru Market 16. 726 West Coast Market 17. Yuhua Market & Hawker Centre With fewer than 3 cases: 1. Albert Centre Market & Food Centre 2. Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre 3. Bangkit Market 4. 630 Bedok Reservoir Road Market and Food Centre 5. Bukit Panjang Wet Market 6. Circuit Road Market and Food Centre (80 Circuit Road) 7. 353 Clementi Market 8. 105 Hougang Avenue 1 Market 9. Jurong Central Plaza 10. 497 Jurong West Street 41 Market 11. 505 Jurong West Street 52 Market 12. Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre 13. 84 Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre 14. Mei Ling Market & Food Centre 15. 58 New Upper Changi Road Market and Food Centre 16. Redhill Market 17. 118 Rivervale Drive Market 18. Shunfu Mart 19. 146 Teck Whye Avenue Market 20. Telok Blangah Crescent Block 11 21. 622 Yew Tee Market .

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