Residents of Little India hope for enhanced privacy
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SINGAPORE: Residents of four HDB blocks in Little India want more to be done to prevent foreign workers from loitering at the void decks.
Despite the railings at these four blocks in Klang Lane, foreign workers continue to gather at the void decks during weekends as they catch up with friends over a meal.
There have been complaints of noise as well as littering.
Residents now want authorities to limit access of the void decks to residents only by erecting barriers and putting in place a smart card system.
"The (green) barriers should be locked, and all residents will be given an access card each," said one resident.
Another resident said: "You block all means so that they got no chance to come in. If there's a nominal fee to be paid, I think all the residents are very happy to pay."
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hahahahaha
wanna make like condo ah
this problem has been in tt place for the past few decades.
i lived thru it. i dont see why they cant.
my time din even have the barricades.
they are ok except those tt get too drunk and start killing one another.
and cross the road as if that is not a road.maybe cause a bit of inconvenience but if choose to be resident there, shd be mentally prepared, and then get used to it.
i cant say i like or no like but i can always work around it
like dont go out, or go out and come back after 10pm when they all sua tiu
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These foreign workers are to be discriminated ? I suppose the call for "integration" only applies to PRs and top CEOs who are foreigners who take our jobs, have similar priorities in or schools, enjoy our scholarships and enblock our homes?
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wa, condo leh.
but what if someone forget their card?
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that's why fifi went to live in ubin right.. -
Enhanced privacy.
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Originally posted by kenn3th: that's why fifi went to live in ubin
right..
Ubin is nice place to live in.
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who do i complain to when the wild boars come invade my privacy?
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Geylang condos should also be barricaded?