More Sticky Ads In Tampines

I refer to my previous post here.

The situation has not improved as Tampines Town Council wanted to take a soft approach by "We are currently monitoring and advising the accused to refrain from such practices. If they fail to comply to our advice, appropriate action will be taken against them."

Below is another new ad pasted on the Blk.384 Lift wall (Photo taken on 21 Apr 2008, 12.29pm);


Here is another one pasted on the same Blk.384 LIft Wall (Photo taken on 2 May 2008, 11.50am);


See how unsightly after these ads are removed;


Now even the Traffic Light Post at Tampines Mart T-Junction is vandalised;


Since the Tampines Town Council is not seeking my suggestion to take a stern action against the offenders by calling them up to remove their ads personally immediately and imposing a heavy fine on them, I have no choice but to seek the opinion and help of Mr.Mah B.T. (MP for Tampines). The town council should also publicise it on media when they catch the first few offenders so that will deter the rest from following.

I hope town council will not increase our conservancy fees saying that our estate and block are dirty and more funds are needed to clean them up. In fact, most residents do not dirty or vandalise our own area and most are committed by others who do not reside in our estate.

I've already sent an email to Mr.Mah and TTC on 7 May 2008 regarding this issue.