SINGAPORE — Announcements warning against molestation and taking upskirt photos have been played at all MRT stations during peak hours since April to deter would-be perpetrators, the police said.
Announcements at all MRT stations warning against upskirting, molestation to 'heighten awareness': Police
The announcement goes: “Molestation and taking upskirt photos are serious offences. Offenders will be handed over to the police.” The announcements — in English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil — have piqued the interest of commuters, with some taking to social media to discuss whether they are necessary. The public transport network is also one of the top three locations where voyeurism cases were committed, with 56 cases reported in 2023, compared with 55 in 2022.The brief also stated that the police will work with public transport stakeholders and the community to enhance public education and deter would-be perpetrators.
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