Singapore policeman saves otters, helps them safely cross Orchard Road

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SINGAPORE: When a large group of otters found themselves needing to cross Orchard Road, it was a police officer who took charge and made sure they got to safety. The officer’s kind deed was caught on camera, with a video posted on TikTok on Sunday (Sept 17) reaching almost 350,000 views. @novelty2021 Singapore police assisting …

At the start of the clip, the otters, which numbered around 20, are seen on a pavement, slipping underneath a barrier to get onto the road amid traffic going by.A police officer in a blue uniform is then seen walking briskly beside them, clapping his hands, perhaps to get their attention.The cars on the other lanes stop as well, allowing the otters to scurry quickly and get to the other side.

“RMB to look left right and left again, Otters! (or was it right left and right again,” a netizen wrote.A number of commenters commended the police officer for helping the otters.

 

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