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Year 2011

	MEET THE WEEKEND TOMB EXPLORERS. The Goh Brothers of API, Raymond and Charles Goh, is featured in the Sunday Times on 17 July. Weekends spent among dead people may seem a spooky pursuit, but brothers Raymond and Charles Goh have found historical gemstones among tombstones. The duo are neither mediums nor ghostbusters, but passionate tomb explorers who enjoy unearthing Singapore’s history through graves. Read more here.

	BUKIT Brown Cemetery off Lornie Road will be turned into a walk-through museum on 19 and 26 June 2011. Visitors who show up between 8.30am and 11.30am those two days can take a walk through the place, making stops at some of the more prominent graves, which will be marked out with placards. The information markers come courtesy of Asia Paranormal Investigators (API), as part of API effort to lend their hands to the conservation of Bukit Brown Chinese Cemetery. Read about the API DIY Tour in our forums here.

	The Sunday Times on 10 April 2011 features Raymond Goh and Charles Goh. . The two brothers from API, who dig up the past with cemetery tours, gave us a glimpse into the lives of Singapore’s pioneers. . Read about them in our forums here.

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Bukit Brown Announcement

Dear Reader, For all Bukit Brown related matters and tours, please visit Bukit Brown's main website. API is part of the growing community fighting to save the resting place of our forefathers, from being destroyed by the present day government, through the construction of a 8 lane highway to replace the current Lornie Road. What do we know of the early Singaporeans who came, once loved, lived, died in, & died for this Country we called Singapore? Learn about them in Bukit Brown, and the Pride of being a Singaporean. Join our free Bukit Brown Tours and be a BROWNIE on our YouTube video. Join the Bukit Brown's community Facebook page.