Singapore is famous for being the cleanest city in the world. Tourists will be astonished and impressed by the strict rules and regulations formed by the Singapore government. There are many posters in buildings and parks telling people what they should do, what they shouldn’t do and how much they will be fined if they break the rules. That is the reason why Singapore is called “the fine city”.
Children are taught at school and in their family, right from very early ages, about what they should do and how to behave in this society.
You will be fined heavily if you litter or smoke in public places. Also remember to flush public toilets after using it so that you aren’t fined S$500.
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Opposite of Mumbai.. where I am now 🙂
I have been there when I was a baby only so I dont remember to compare. Last time I was in Singapore was few years back! I really wanna go again soon! Loved it
Ansam
Are you in singapore Now ???
Ramadan Kareem
No, I am in Kuwait. Thanks 🙂
ill be happy with just smoking and littering fines in kuwait.
It would do the country good sara7a!
yeah i remember the first time we went there we sneaked chewing gum :p
o waited till we’re @ the hotel to have them! hehe
with time it became a normal thing..n its extremly refreshing to go out n c such fascinating clean green place..
I declared my gum immediately! I wanted to live to their rules and see how it is.. I admire them!
Law shino ma ysawoonha 3indina !
I wish they do though! hehehe
So I suppose urinating in a lift would also incur the $150 “Not Flushing” fine…:)
And while chewing gum too hehehe
i wish law we’d do a fraction of that..
Me too :-S