Voters are advised to take public transport or walk to their polling station if possible on Polling Day which falls on Friday, the police said. With three candidates having been
Voters are advised to take public transport or walk to their polling station if possible on Polling Day which falls on Friday, the police said.successfully nominated for the role of Presidential Election 2023,On the slate are former GIC investment chief Ng Kok Song, 75, former senior minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, 66, and former NTUC Income chief Tan Kin Lian, 75.
In a media statement on Wednesday, the police said parking will not be allowed within the premises of polling stations located in places such as schools and community centres. Parking will also not be allowed along the roads near the polling stations. Any vehicle found parking indiscriminately or causing obstruction may also be towed away, the police added.
For voters who are sick, infirm or disabled, there will be special drop-off points at all polling stations for vehicles transporting these voters, the police said.
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