Motion sensors explored in varsities to deter voyeurs


Communal toilets in hall residences at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) will be fitted with motion detectors to deter trespassers.

The pilot project, initiated by the Nanyang Neighbourhood Police Centre (Jurong Police Division), was announced in an e-mail to hall residents on April 8.

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