Blocking of Day and Night parking sign causes a lot of troubles for Drivers/Motorists
(Vandalism evidence PHOTO:STOMP.sg)
According to STOMP.sg
STOMPer noticed that a parking sign had been vandalised with notes
The writing talks about how 'Do you think this would be link to the parking system?'
Said the STOMPer:
"According to straits times, neighbours are complaining of vandalism and hope this would be resolved as soon as possible and so on cases like pick pocketing occurrences and sudden increase number of stray cats and dogs occur at valley street too."
(By Strait Times)
Advice to the resident out there...
(Vandalism on the car)
According to the images that shown, the vandalism are more likely related to parking lots and r even cars.
So do look out if you are parking your car at around valley street.
Also, consider the following vandalism safety tips:
- Park in well-lit areas
- Always lock your car doors
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Others cases:
Strays cats everywhere at valley street
"According to straits times, Stray cats are getting worst that causes resident in valley street have problems living. By Reporter Tan: does the resident maintain well on the environment because its getting dirtier and full of junks outside the rubbish dump that might causes sudden increase of stray cats"
Advice to resident - Please take care of the environment and do not throw junks anywhere. if not this would lead more stray cats or even dogs in the future.
By National Environment Agency
If you have any enquiries, you may wish to
- Email us at contact_NEA@nea.gov.sg
- Submit your enquiries electronically via the Online Reporting Centre or mobile application (myENV)
- Contact our NEA Contact Centre Hotline : 1800-CALL NEA (1800-2255 632) or (65) 62255632 (from overseas)
- Send an SMS to 93 632 632 (93 NEA NEA)
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57-year old lady was pick pocketed
"According to straits times, Recently a 57-year old lady was pick pocketed by someone and got scot free. And police believe that this pick pocketed cases would be link to the vandalism case"
Advice to resident - please take care of your belongings and look out for strangers when you are alone.
By Singapore Police Forces
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POLICE CONTACT |
Emergencies 999 |
Police Hotline 1800 - 255 0000 |
Traffic Hotline 6 547 0000 |
Feedback 1800 - 358 0000 |
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