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RESIDENT @ CHOA CHU KANG CAN’T SLEEP BECAUSE PASAR MALAM DOWNSTAIRS NOISY

A resident in Choa Chu Kang has been complaining about being unable to sleep well because of the noise being generated by the claw machines at a pasar malam held about 10 metre away from his home on the 2nd floor of a HDB building.

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Speaking to Shin Min Daily News, Mr. Yang, a 62-year-old resident living on the second floor of a nearby block, shared his plight and recounted how he had endured four consecutive nights of disrupted sleep due to the relentless music from the claw machines.

The continuous operation of these machines around the clock had left him weary and frustrated. Despite his efforts to address the issue with the operator, the noise persisted.

A Quest for Quiet

In a bid to find a resolution, Mr. Yang approached the operator and requested a reduction in volume. While the operator complied, the adjustment failed to quell the disruption effectively.

The clash between the vibrant entertainment and the tranquility of the night continued to disrupt his rest. Interestingly, not all residents shared the same sentiment, with some finding the situation tolerable after 9pm.

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Deciphering the Noise

Upon investigation, Shin Min reporters visited the pasar malam and discovered a rather intriguing revelation.

Contrary to popular belief, the claw machines were not the primary source of the disturbance. Instead, the noise generated by the coin machines was identified as the main culprit, drowning out the music from the claw machines and creating a dissonant symphony of sound.

Seeking Solutions

Concerns escalated to the point where Brickland Constituency Office (BSO) stepped in to address the situation. In response to inquiries, a BSO spokesperson clarified that the operating hours for the claw machines were limited to 10.30pm.

Furthermore, the BSO representative engaged in a dialogue with the operator to ensure compliance with this regulation, aiming to restore peace and quiet to the neighborhood.

The pasar malam also stopped operating on 12 August.

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Brickland's very first Pasar Malam is now open at Keat Hong Mirage 818, 818A and 818B until 12 Aug! 🌟 This is in conjunction with our upcoming National Day Carnival- Night of Dreams. Brace yourself for a feast of flavours and don't miss out the fun games and activities at the various stalls! Do spread the word with your neighbours, family and friends! 🇸🇬🇸🇬

♬ original sound – Friends of Brickland
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