Singapore Neighbourhoods Go All Out With Spooky Halloween Decorations
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Residents in several Singapore neighbourhoods have turned their homes and streets into spooky displays this Halloween season. Families in areas such as Woodgrove, Watten Estate, Chip Bee Gardens and Sembawang have decorated their houses with ghosts, skeletons, and other eerie items, creating a festive atmosphere for their communities.
Some residents said they wanted to bring a bit of fun to their neighbours. One family described their home as a "Halloween Horror Night" setup, with lights, fake cobwebs and scary figures placed around the front yard. Many decorations were made or put up by the families themselves, and some neighbours shared photos of their displays on social media.
Halloween is not a public holiday in Singapore, but it has become a popular occasion for families, children and young people to celebrate. Many decorations were visible in public housing estates and landed housing areas, where residents often decorate together. Local residents say these displays bring people closer and give children a chance to enjoy the season.
As Halloween approaches, the decorations are expected to remain up for the next few days. Residents who want to see the displays are reminded to be considerate of their neighbours and to avoid blocking walkways or common areas while visiting.
Sources: CNA Lifestyle
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