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Fewer litterbugs in Chinatown since start of festivities, says NEA

By Mustafa Shafawi | Posted: 01 February 2011 1523 hrs
Singapore's Chinarown decked out for the Chinese Lunar New Year

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Singapore's Chinarown decked out for the Chinese Lunar New Year


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SINGAPORE: The National Environment Agency (NEA) said the public is more mindful of keeping the environment clean.

It said so far only seven tickets were issued for littering in Chinatown since the start of Lunar New Year festivities there.

Meanwhile, NEA said an additional 270 bins have been placed at the main Lunar New Year celebration events in Singapore - River Hongbao, Chinatown Lunar New Year countdown and Chingay.

And over 120 cleaners are being deployed to pick litter and empty bins throughout the events and support final clean-up operations.

NEA also advises the public against buying from illegal hawkers who may be selling food, drinks and other New Year goodies.

It said it will be deploying enforcement teams to the sites and they will take action against any illegal hawkers and littering offenders.
 
NEA also advises the public against buying from illegal hawkers who may be selling food, drinks and other New Year goodies.

It said it will be deploying enforcement teams to the sites and they will take action against any illegal hawkers and littering offenders.
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Government short of funds . Too many high paid buggers .

Stall keepers complain business falling short .
Authorities try to find excuse to blame illegal hawkers .
 

government short of funds . Too many high paid buggers .

Stall keepers complain business falling short .
Authorities try to find excuse to blame illegal hawkers .

기금의 정부 간결. 너무 많은 고수입은 비역한다. 축사 보관인은 사업 부족한 넋두리한다. 권위는 불법 매사냥꾼을 비난하기 위하여 변명을 찾아내는 것을 시도한다.
 

Government short of funds . Too many high paid buggers .

I suspect it'll be up to the motorists to pick up the slack. They can squeeze more out of them via ERP, speeding tix, illegal parking,....

That might satisfy them until the GE then they can increase the gst , etc, etc :rolleyes:
 
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