Admiralty Drive residents have been asked to remove their personal mobility devices (PMDs) and personal mobility aids (PMAs) from the common areas and keep them in their homes.
Posted on 20 August 2024 09:01 pm | 78 views | 0 commentsAdmiralty Drive residents have been asked to remove their personal mobility devices and personal mobility aids from the common areas and keep them in their homes.
At the 12 HDB blocks in Admiralty Link visited by The Straits Times, only four PMDs and PMAs were seen parked in bicycle spaces at the void decks, amid the clutter of bicycles. In response to queries, Sembawang Town Council said the notice is part of its “ongoing commitment to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents”.
The town council said some residents were initially reluctant to remove their PMDs or PMAs from common areas.
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