Singapore requires security cameras in preschools from July 2024


SINGAPORE (Bloomberg): Singapore will require preschool and government-funded centers for children with special needs to have closed-circuit television cameras, starting July 2024.

CCTV will be mandatory in key access points and areas used by children, such as classrooms, activity rooms and play areas within the premises and infant napping rooms, the Early Childhood Development Agency said in a statement dated Aug. 31.

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