Irene Ang fronts Singapore Police Force's safe clubbing campaign

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has launched a “smart clubbing” campaign in a bid to raise awareness on the common crimes occurring within entertainment outlets.According to an article by The Straits Times, the campaign was unveiled on Wednesday at a Singapore nightspot, Zouk. Clubbers will be greeted with posters and notice boards with warnings of common crimes that occur at such places. SPF aims to reduce crime in these areas and it has also trained the staff at nightspots to be proactive and vigilant of those who are not able to handle their behavior.The campaign was also supported by the National Crime Prevention Council and entertainment outlets in Clarke Quay, Orchard Road, Marina Bay and Sentosa.As part of the campaign, a video featuring local entertainer, Irene Ang, was posted on Facebook. In the video, Ang represents a clubber who takes measures to prevent any situations that might lead to a fight or a crime. She provides tips for both genders to adopt measures to protect themselves.Check it out:Marketing has reached out to Singapore Police Force and National Crime Prevention Council for comment. Meawhile, SPF reported that the overall crime statistics in Singapore has increased by 3.2% in the first six months of 2018 compared to the same period last year. Out of which, the number of cases on outrage of modesty at public entertainment outlets increased by 37%.(Photo credits: Zouk Facebook page)