Police help otters cross busy road in Singapore. Watch video
India Today
A video that has gone viral on social media shows otters crossing a busy Singapore road with the help of police. Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong also shared the video on Twitter.
A video has gone viral on social media for all the right reasons. The video shows otters crossing a busy Singapore road with the help of police. The video was reportedly taken on a multilane road outside Singapore’s presidential palace. Vehicles stopped for their safe passage as a policeman guarded the otters while they crossed the road.
The video was also shared by Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. He also thanked the Istana staff for assisting the animals. “Our local otters have been dropping in on the Istana. Appreciate the care by Istana staff, @nparksbuzz, @SingaporePolice and members of public to help them co-exist with us safely in our urban environment, e.g. crossing the road safely (sic),” the Prime Minister wrote sharing the video.
Watch the video here:
Our local otters have been dropping in on the Istana. Appreciate the care by Istana staff, @nparksbuzz, @SingaporePolice and members of public to help them co-exist with us safely in our urban environment, e.g. crossing the road safely. LHL https://t.co/H8jGiAmTLB pic.twitter.com/j0lzTZIiyU
Netizens also lauded the policemen for this heartwarming gesture. See some of the comments below:
