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Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Bigiron - 05-03-2024
Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/litterbugs-cctv-publicise-images-toilets-licensing-4168371?cid=internal_sharetool_androidphone_05032024_cna
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - RiseofAsia - 05-03-2024
They bring in so many 3rd world ppl.
Their habit takes time to change.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Buffybuffy - 05-03-2024
Just bring back the “fine” city lah
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - K88 shu shu - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 06:58 AM)RiseofAsia Wrote: They bring in so many 3rd world ppl.
Their habit takes time to change.
no way they can change.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Wy:Nox - 05-03-2024
I have seen those ah- Soh in their 60s throw tissue on the floor as they walk outside. When I told them off, they just don’t care and look at you.
Please show their photos around the vicinity so that we can help to remind them in public.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - K88 shu shu - 05-03-2024
can counter sue the govt for "invasion of privacy"?
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Buffybuffy - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 08:00 AM)Wy:Nox Wrote: I have seen those ah- Soh in their 60s throw tissue on the floor as they walk outside. When I told them off, they just don’t care and look at you.So so ah Soh? So what can we do?
Please show their photos around the vicinity so that we can help to remind them in public.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Wy:Nox - 05-03-2024
I sincerely hope that the Govt can show me the face of this person. He has been hanging one plastic bag a day for the past 8 or 12 mths that I can remember from Mondays to Fridays.
![[Image: IMG-0762.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/qLH6Lgg/IMG-0762.jpg)
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - ODA TETSURO - 05-03-2024
PAP gov should find WendyChan and utilise her IPCam.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Clyde - 05-03-2024
Not surprise if they catch many ah neh doing the act. Once I was walking behind an ah neh bu who was carrying a plastic bag of stuff . When we were crossing the bridge, the ah neh bu suddenly swing the her hand up sending the plastic bag into the big drain.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - wendychan - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 08:00 AM)Wy:Nox Wrote: I have seen those ah- Soh in their 60s throw tissue on the floor as they walk outside. When I told them off, they just don’t care and look at you.
Please show their photos around the vicinity so that we can help to remind them in public.
many singaporeans are still littering.
its not just the 3rd world imports...
i fully support this
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - wendychan - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 08:20 AM)ODA TETSURO Wrote: PAP gov should find WendyChan and utilise her IPCam.
thank you. i take that as a compliment
all these FOOkers who keena reported...no need KBKP... you know the law . so stop littering.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Ola - 05-03-2024
We have so many CCTV Camera
Can easily catch even Grab Riders who are at the red traffic lights
They drink water and throw the bottles onto the plants
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Ola - 05-03-2024
PAP just need to catch 20 or 40 people and fine them $1000
put their faces in the news and others will get to know
But under disGrace, enforcement is weak as usual
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Wy:Nox - 05-03-2024
The possibility of catching them is likely 1% only. I suppose that is why they failed for the past 10 years.
https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/authorities-turn-public-shaming-litterbugs-again
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - [[ForeverAlone]] - 05-03-2024
Wendy jie jie going to be happy support this.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Ola - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 08:00 AM)Wy:Nox Wrote: I have seen those ah- Soh in their 60s throw tissue on the floor as they walk outside. When I told them off, they just don’t care and look at you.
Please show their photos around the vicinity so that we can help to remind them in public.
Your 3 or 4 times Reminder will never work at all
I told a grandpa for more than 50 times in the last 6 or 7 years
He also cannot change due to his stubborn bad habits
Fine them $500 X 4 times and then put them on Monthly Corrective Clean- up for 5 years
is a better solution
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Ola - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 09:31 AM)wendychan Wrote: many singaporeans are still littering.
its not just the 3rd world imports...
i fully support this
The National Environment Agency (NEA) issued about 19,000 tickets for littering last year, which is almost double the number in 2013. Thirty-one per cent of these tickets were issued to non-residents.
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In 2013, only 1/3 population of Foreigners
Now 2024, around 2/3 population of Foreigners (including those PRs and their children)
So most of them are Foreigners who litter
Current measures against littering in Singapore | The Straits Times
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - LittleBirdStreet - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 09:31 AM)wendychan Wrote: many singaporeans are still littering.
its not just the 3rd world imports...
i fully support this
Correct…must fine them harder.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - LittleBirdStreet - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 06:08 PM)Ola Wrote: Your 3 or 4 times Reminder will never work at all
I told a grandpa for more than 50 times in the last 6 or 7 years
He also cannot change due to his stubborn bad habits
Fine them $500 X 4 times and then put them on Monthly Corrective Clean- up for 5 years
is a better solution
Best is to deduct fines from their CPF accounts so that they can feel the pain
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Symmetry - 05-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 06:17 PM)Ola Wrote: The National Environment Agency (NEA) issued about 19,000 tickets for littering last year, which is almost double the number in 2013. Thirty-one per cent of these tickets were issued to non-residents.
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In 2013, only 1/3 population of Foreigners
Now 2024, around 2/3 population of Foreigners (including those PRs and their children)
So most of them are Foreigners who litter
Current measures against littering in Singapore | The Straits Times
Parents are fully responsible to build good habits in a child since young. However, some parents do not bother at all. Mother walking with daughter can throw her unfinished bubble tea on the floor and walk away. Maybe we should also fine the parents for lack of upbringing.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - wendychan - 09-03-2024
short version :
https://www.todayonline.com/big-read/big-read-short-would-publicising-litterbugs-photos-do-trick-2379161
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - wendychan - 09-03-2024
https://www.todayonline.com/big-read/big-read-show-and-shame-litterbugs-would-it-be-step-too-far-or-just-whats-needed-curb-scourge-2378806
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Ola - 09-03-2024
Fines will work if they can be caught every time.
Corrective Order to change their habits will work if it is monthly for 1 year.
Billboard on the road will never be effective unless you put the A4 Reminders at their door every mth.
Add- Company they work for should be informed of their personal disease.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Lukongsimi - 09-03-2024
Think their home also dirty
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - wendychan - 09-03-2024
(09-03-2024, 08:46 AM)Ola Wrote: Fines will work if they can be caught every time.thats why now they consider publicizing the photos of the offenders they cant identify to fine them
Corrective Order to change their habits will work if it is monthly for 1 year.
Billboard on the road will never be effective unless you put the A4 Reminders at their door every mth.
Add- Company they work for should be informed of their personal disease.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - KILLjoy - 09-03-2024
welcome to the communist state, singapur
those who are crazy over insta, should give it a try, instant glory
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - Blasterlord2 - 09-03-2024
This was first used by China, where jaywalker's face will be displayed on a screen at a traffic light. Apparently, this has quite a deterring effect.
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - wendychan - 09-03-2024
people should read carefully..
obviously the photos they show will come from a source like video recording and more than likely from a govt camera...
it wont be any tom dick and Harry's video or camera photo
RE: Singapore may publicise images of litterbugs to catch offenders - EvertonDiehard - 09-03-2024
(05-03-2024, 06:58 AM)RiseofAsia Wrote: They bring in so many 3rd world ppl. Their habit takes time to change.
It is difficult to break a habit like defecating in public after they come to SG