World · Singapore Bureau
Group of teen cyclists disrupts West Coast Park area nightly
More than 20 teenage cyclists have been causing repeated disturbances near West Coast Park, with incidents occurring almost every night. The group has reportedly used phone sirens to evade police responses.
LSN Singapore ·
Residents and authorities in Singapore have been grappling with ongoing disruptions caused by a group of over 20 teenage cyclists congregating near West Coast Park on a near-nightly basis.
The cycling group has drawn concern from local communities due to the disturbances they create during evening hours. According to reports, the teenagers have employed an unusual evasion tactic when police arrive at the scene, using siren sounds generated from their mobile phones to alert other members and potentially hinder law enforcement operations.
The recurring nature of the incidents has prompted attention from authorities seeking to address the issue. West Coast Park, a popular recreational area in Singapore's western region, has become a focal point for these gatherings.
The situation highlights ongoing challenges with youth congregation and noise complaints in public spaces. Authorities have not yet disclosed specific measures being taken to deter the nightly assemblies or enforce regulations in the affected area.