MHA to Conduct SGSecure 'Controlled Social Experiments' to Test Public Response to Terror Threats

MHA to conduct SGSecure 'controlled social experiments' to test public response to terror threats

The experiments will involve planned scenarios with actors and realistic props, and footage of public reactions will be used with consent to create an educational web series.

MHA to conduct social experiments in June to test public’s response to terror threats

MHA said the experiments will be carefully supervised to minimise disruption to the public. Read more at straitstimes.com.

MHA to conduct social experiments in June to gauge public vigilance, response to terror threats

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will be conducting a series of social experiments to understand the level of public vigilance and response to terror threats. In a press statement on Thursday (May 29), MHA said that the experiments are part of the SGSecure movement and will be conducted between early to mid-June in the heartlands. The experiments are controlled, and will involve planned scenarios with actors and realistic props. MHA said that …