Singapore: Murals at bus interchanges, MRT stations to help people with dementia find their way home


Colour-coded arrows at Toa Payoh bus interchange during the launch of the Find Your Way initiative on Feb 7, 2022. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE, Feb 8 (The Straits Times/ANN): Retired chemical plant superintendent Anjang Rosli, who suffers from young-onset dementia, sometimes leaves home without telling his wife and ends up getting lost.

But now, when the 58-year-old is unable to find his way home, colour-coded arrows and murals at Toa Payoh bus interchange will help to guide him.

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