​Trump-Kim Summit: Road Blocks, Vehicle Screenings to be Enforced in Several Areas

Published by on . Updated on 18 May 2020

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Road blocks, including screenings of people and vehicles, will be enforced at Trump-Kim Summit venues, as well as the areas and roads surrounding them.

“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,” said the Singapore Police in a press release. “To ensure public safety and security, the Police will put in place strict security measures within these areas.”

The Enhanced Security Special Event Areas include areas around the Shangri-La and Capella hotels.

Besides the Enhanced Security Special Event Areas, several “Special Zones” have also been highlighted. In these “Special Zones”, members of the public should expect road blocks and security checks on persons and vehicles. Traffic is also expected to be heavy and delayed at these areas.

The “Special Zones” in Sentosa include the following areas and roads:

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Shoreline of South-western part of Sentosa Island

Siloso Beach View

Beach View

Siloso Road

Garden Ave

Northern shoreline of Sentosa Island

Sentosa Gateway

Entrance of Sentosa Gateway

Gateway Ave

Artillery Ave

Allanbrooke Rd

Tanjong Beach Walk

Palawan Beach beach front


Road blocks and screenings will also be conducted in the Newton/Orchard areas. They include:

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Grange Rd

Tanglin Rd

Nassim Rd

Fernhill Cl

Fernhill Rd

Stevens Rd

Draycott Pk

Draycott Dr

Claymore Hill

Orchard Blvd

Angullia Pk


At these security checks and screenings, the Police will be on the lookout for prohibited items. If found, these items will be seized, and an investigation will be carried out against those found in possession of these items.

Prohibited items include the following:

Any noxious or offensive substance

A marine flare and signal, landing flare, highway fuse, smoke generator, distress signal or other pyrotechnic device intended for signalling, warning, rescue or similar purposes

Any petroleum or flammable material within the meaning of the Fire Safety (Petroleum and Flammable Materials) Regulations (Cap. 109A, Rg 7)

An explosive within the meaning of the Arms and Explosives Act (Cap. 13)

An item capable of attaching a person to an object or another person, or preventing removal of any locking or connecting device

An aerosol paint container or other implement or substance that is capable of being used to mark graffiti

A loud hailer

Any flag or banner which is larger than one metre by one metre, or has a handle longer than one metre

Any public-address system, electronic equipment, broadcast equipment or similar device which may interfere with broadcast equipment or similar devices being used by:

a. the event organiser of the Summit between US and DPRK at or for the special event; or

b. a person, authorised by the event organiser or under the Act, to use such equipment or devices

A remotely piloted aircraft system for a remotely piloted aircraft, comprising:

a. the remotely piloted aircraft;

b. every remote pilot station associated with the remotely piloted aircraft containing the equipment used to pilot that aircraft;

c. the command and control links between the remotely piloted aircraft and its remote pilot station or stations and other command; and

d. any other components, as specified in the type design of the remotely piloted aircraft system, to fly that aircraft

The Trump-Kim Summit will take place from 10 to 14 June 2018. To learn more about the safety and security measures, check out the following press release by the Singapore Police.

Drivers, remember to be vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities immediately. And as always, stay safe!

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