Conservation Areas. 31 August – In the 1991 General Election, the People's Action Party team led by Goh Chok Tong won 77 out of 81 seats (including 41 uncontested seats) with a vote share of 61.0%; then the lowest vote share since surpassed by the 2011 General Election; which had 60.1%. The opposition won the remaining four, in which three seats went to the Singapore Democratic Party and one seat to the Workers' Party. September 21 September – The second phase of the Central Expressway opens. October 4 October – The Van Kleef Aquarium reopens as the World of Aquarium. 15 October – The National Arts Council is formed to spearhead the development of the arts in Singapore. 16 October – PolyView is launched to enhance education and IT services. This comes after the release of the IT2000 masterplan a few weeks earlier. November 24 November – The Keppel-Brani causeway is officially opened, making it the first road link between Singapore and an island. Births 28 January – Sufi Rashid - Singaporean singer. 16 February – Aliff Aziz - Singaporean singer and actor 15 March – Atikah Suhaime - Singaporean actress. 21 June – Sachin Mylavarapu, Singaporean cricketer 26 July – Nathan Hartono, Singaporean singer and runner-up of Sing! China (season 1). Jerrold Yam, Singaporean poet and lawyer. Deaths 25 January – Ismail Marjan - Badminton player, 70 17 March – Li Rulin - Chinese literary pioneer (b. 1914). 17 December – Chen Wen Hsi - Singapore's pioneer artist (b. 1906). References Singapore Years in Singapore