S'porean woman 'shocked' over S$400 charge by building management to have wheel clamp removed


Elaine Ong's car was fitted with a wheel clamp at the Chiap Chuan Building on May 24. She was told by the building’s management that it was because she had parked illegally within the estate. - Photo: Courtesy of Elaine Ong

SINGAPORE: After taking a pilates class in the vicinity, a woman returned to the car she had parked at a building in River Valley Road only to find that its wheel had been clamped.

Elaine Ong received a shock, as she had only been gone for an hour, and she had got access to the building’s carpark after passing through a gantry.

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