Safe clubbing campaign returns in Singapore but molestation and fights in nightspots continue to be concerns


The campaign was launched by Goh Pei Ming (third from left), Minister of State for Home Affairs and for Social and Family Development. -- PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Despite fewer molestation cases and fights at nightlife venues, the return of the Safe Clubbing Campaign for its fifth year underscores ongoing concerns.

The annual initiative organised by the Singapore Police Force and National Crime Prevention Council aims to promote responsible and moderate drinking habits while enjoying a night out.

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