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In the Heartlands

Posted on 15 May 2012

HDB blocks 'stamped' by money lenders will be restored after Police investigations: TC

In response to reports of money lenders stamping advertisements at lift landings, the East Coast Town Council (ECTC) has said that they are aware of this issue and are currently arranging to restore the damaged area after the Police conduct their investigation.

Said the East Coast Town Council spokesperson:

"The Town Council is aware of this issue and is currently arranging to restore the damaged area.

"Restoration work couldn't start before the Police conduct their investigation.

"At the same time, restoration couldn't start immediately as the Town Council would have to replace the wall tiles for the damage done.

"Residents can call the Town Council at 1800 444 9549 or send an email to us at ectcnet@ectc.org.sg for further enquiries or feedback."

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