SINGAPORE: More crowd control measures will be introduced at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) as large crowds are expected for the remaining Dragon Drone Shows.
Additional security personnel will be on site and MBS will activate its security plan for major events from Sunday (February 11), a spokesperson said.
“The 10-minute performance can also be viewed across the 3.5km belt of Marina Bay waterfront, including the iconic Marina Bay Sands, giving the public the option of alternative viewing locations for the show, such as across the bay. I invite you to consider it.” Buildings in the background. ”
The inaugural performance of The Legend of the Dragon Gate: Drone Show by the Bay took place on Saturday night, as 1,500 drones flew dragons over Marina Bay to celebrate Chinese New Year. Formed.
The first performance was originally scheduled for February 6, but was postponed to Saturday due to “unforeseen circumstances.”
However, the large crowds and wet weather made the crowds worse, raising safety concerns among some spectators.
CNA’s Facebook video of Saturday’s drone show drew several angry reactions and comments from users, with users describing it as a “huge crowd” and “no crowd control.”
Facebook user Justin Tan said: “MBS staff could not handle the large crowd. Children were crying, elderly people looked worried. People were shouting to not be pushed out. It suited me,” he said.
One commenter noted that when it started to rain, spectators rushed into the mall, trying to get through “narrow door openings,” while another commenter described the event as “screaming.” Some called the match “chaotic.”