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Some complained about the challenge for pedestrians to walk through and the excessive noise emanating from people who play loud music from their speakers and litter left behind by irresponsible groups.

SINGAPORE: The pathway right below the Esplanade Bridge has reportedly become a hotspot for migrant workers and foreign domestic workers in Singapore. While the hubbub in the area has brought more business to local vendors, some are disgruntled by the noise and congestion during the weekends.

The foreign workers reportedly spread out mats and plastic bags on the ground, blast music from speakers and unwind with their friends. The situation is reportedly more manageable in the afternoons, and some individuals have indicated that foreign workers tend to leave around noon. The Chinese daily reported grievances from some members of the public, that the multitude of maids and foreign workers obstruct the Esplanade Bridge pathway, posing a challenge for pedestrians to walk through.

Others are apparently concerned about the negative impact these gatherings may have on tourism, as the area is in the middle of Singapore’s popular downtown that is frequented by tourists.

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