Roads affected due to the Trump-Kim Summit in Singapore

With the Summit between the United States of America and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to be held in Singapore from 10 June to 14 June 2018, it has been declared as an Enhanced Security Special Event by the Minister for Home Affairs under the Public Order Act.

On that note, the venues involved in the Summit, and the areas around them, have correspondingly been designated as enhanced security special event areas from 10 June to 14 June 2018. To ensure public safety and security, the Singapore Police Force will put in place strict security measures within these areas. The special event area is bounded by the following (commencing from the southern-most point and proceeding in a clockwise manner).

1. Water body extending from the southwestern shoreline of Sentosa Island
2. Shoreline of Sentosa
3. Water body extending 200m to the west of Sentosa Gateway, along Sentosa Gateway
4. Shoreline of mainland
5. Harbourfront Pl
6. Harbourfront Ave
7. Telok Blangah Rd (encompassing the Seah Im Carpark, Seah Im Food Centre, Marang road Carpark)
8. Marang Road
9. West Coast Highway
10. Sentosa Gateway
11. Shoreline of mainland
12. Water body extending 200m to the east of Sentosa Gateway, along Sentosa Gateway
13. Shoreline of Pulau Brani
14. Water body extending 200m to the east of Sentosa Gateway, along Sentosa Gateway
15. Shoreline of Sentosa Island

According to the release, there will be even higher levels of security within the special zones. The police will conduct security checks and screening on persons and vehicles entering, or within, the special zones. The police have the powers to refuse any person or vehicle entry into the Special Zones, or remove a person from already within, if necessary.

The police seek the cooperation of the public to comply with all orders issued by police officers. Persons who engage in activities that compromise security within the Enhanced Security Special Event Areas and Special Zones will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the law.

Photo / Singapore Police Force