Alarm clock sounds disrupt Tiong Bahru residents up to eight times a day for over a month


Residents believe the noise came from a unit in Block 55 Tiong Bahru Road that has been unoccupied since early December. - ST

SINGAPORE: Alarm clocks have been disrupting the lives of residents in a Tiong Bahru neighbourhood since early December, ringing up to eight times a day for about an hour each time.

Residents in Block 55 Tiong Bahru Road and Block 56 Eng Hoon Street told The Straits Times that the alarms, which go off at random hours, are a nuisance to those working from home and have jolted some awake in the middle of the night.

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