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Police give World Cup street screenings a red card
Since the World Cup kicked off two weeks ago, a small crowd had been gathering outside an empty terrace house in Sing Avenue near Little India every night to watch the matches.
What started with seven people grew to a crowd of about 70 yesterday morning, when the police, who were on regular patrol, advised it to disperse.
"We cooperated and brought the television back into the house. The police were very nice about it," said Mr Rooban Kanth, 26.
Mr Rooban, who recently graduated from university, had been screening the World Cup matches at midnight outside the empty house next door. "It's much more exciting when you watch the matches with a crowd," he said.
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...eenings-red-card-2014062#sthash.SOMHMo7q.dpuf
Police give World Cup street screenings a red card
Since the World Cup kicked off two weeks ago, a small crowd had been gathering outside an empty terrace house in Sing Avenue near Little India every night to watch the matches.
What started with seven people grew to a crowd of about 70 yesterday morning, when the police, who were on regular patrol, advised it to disperse.
"We cooperated and brought the television back into the house. The police were very nice about it," said Mr Rooban Kanth, 26.
Mr Rooban, who recently graduated from university, had been screening the World Cup matches at midnight outside the empty house next door. "It's much more exciting when you watch the matches with a crowd," he said.
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...eenings-red-card-2014062#sthash.SOMHMo7q.dpuf
