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Singapore, Asia’s Most Livable City

In a recent survey by ECA International, Singapore was voted as Asia’s most livable city, and as the best city globally for Asian expatriates.

Rounding out the top three cities, of the 49 covered by the study, were Kobe, Japan and Hong Kong. Hong Kong’s schooling, nightlife, and transport systems are seen as on par, if not better than, Singapore’s, but air pollution is a large divider.

Lee Quane of ECA International called pollution Hong Kong’s “big Achilles heel” when it comes to the debate, while Singapore has invested billions of dollars into green initiatives.  

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