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We're all familiar with the joy and subsequent disappointment that comes with chancing upon an empty parking spot on a crowded street, only to find that it has been 'chup-ed' by traffic cones, flower pots or other such placeholders. Is that allowed, and what can we do? We speak to Rajiv Rishyakaran, Assemblyperson for Bukit Gasing about the legalities of it all.
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By BFM Media5
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We're all familiar with the joy and subsequent disappointment that comes with chancing upon an empty parking spot on a crowded street, only to find that it has been 'chup-ed' by traffic cones, flower pots or other such placeholders. Is that allowed, and what can we do? We speak to Rajiv Rishyakaran, Assemblyperson for Bukit Gasing about the legalities of it all.
Image Source: Sincerely Media, Unsplash

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