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YAHOO POLL: Do you think disruptive commuters should be penalised?​

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Thu, 16 October 2025 at 4:27 PM SGT
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Commuters who exhibit disruptive behaviours, such as playing loud music, are set to face penalties under new laws passed on 14 Oct. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Commuters who exhibit disruptive behaviours, such as playing loud music, are set to face penalties under new laws passed on 14 Oct. (PHOTO: Getty Images)
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Disruptive and inconsiderate bus passengers are set to face penalties under new laws passed on 14 Oct. Speaking in Parliament, Senior Minister of State for Transport Murali Pillai said the Government plans to regulate passenger conduct to deter inconsiderate acts such as eating and drinking, as well as playing loud music and videos on mobile phones. Offenders will face penalties proportional to the severity of their behaviour, with harsher punishments for repeat violations, he added.

Murali noted that the specific regulations will be introduced later and will draw reference from the Rapid Transit Systems Act, which currently governs commuter behaviour on trains.
 
Commuters who exhibit disruptive behaviours, such as playing loud music, are set to face penalties under new laws passed on 14 Oct. (PHOTO: Getty Images)
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Disruptive and inconsiderate bus passengers are set to face penalties under new laws passed on 14 Oct. Speaking in Parliament, Senior Minister of State for Transport Murali Pillai said the Government plans to regulate passenger conduct to deter inconsiderate acts such as eating and drinking, as well as playing loud music and videos on mobile phones.

What about putting the smelly foot on the hand rails and airing the CCB? is it considered as disruptive behaviour?
 
What about putting the smelly foot on the hand rails and airing the CCB? is it considered as disruptive behaviour?
What about these monkeys?
 

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K Shanmugam defends population rise to 6.11 million, says Singapore would collapse without foreign workers​


Home Affairs and National Security Minister K Shanmugam said Singapore’s population increase to 6.11 million stems mainly from foreign workers, who are essential to economic growth. Speaking at the Asia Future Summit on 9 Oct, he said Singapore would “collapse without them”, while noting the citizen and PR numbers have remained stable.

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Home Affairs and Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam has said Singapore’s population increase to 6.11 million in June 2025 is largely driven by foreign workers.

He stressed that these workers are vital to sustaining the country’s economic growth.
 
If you remove all the FTs in SG you only have 3,600,000 citizens left.

Theoretically then it is not able to sustain a parliament of 101 jiakliaobees MP and paying $m ministers.
 
These are good talents guest de woh

Singapore law is always specially designed to instill good discipline in Hardland Coolie genes
Fresh off the boat Ah Neis who are dead drunk are let off the hook? Talk abt tolerance
 
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