Ever Since PRC FTrash Bus Drivers Are Hired...

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Posted on 06 Sep 2009
First they eat onboard, then they leave food and rubbish behind in bus

Despite the ban on food and drinks onboard public buses, commuters seem to be getting more inconsiderate, says a STOMPer, who spotted some food and rubbish left behind by a passenger in a bus.

Commuters just don't seem to care about rules and the comfort of other passengers, says the disappointed sender.

The STOMPer says:

"The food and drink restriction on all buses has been in place for ages but it seems that Singaporeans cannot follow such basic rules.

"They even have the courtesy to leave their rubbish behind after consuming their food."

 

[FuckSamLeong]

Singapore Litter-Free Campaign
A city's cleanliness reflects strongly on our moral and civic values. A lot of responsibility and dedication is needed to build and maintain a clean city.

In year 2002, Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) initiated a campaign to tackle the littering problem "Singapore, Litter-Free".

Since then, the NEA has worked hand-in-hand with event organizers, management of land/facilities (such as parks and schools) to engage the community to take the ownership of the cleanliness of the environment and the environment itself.

This project aims to help students to know more about the "Singapore, Litter-Free" campaign and how it has contributed to the cleanliless of our city, which is labelled "clean and green" by many.

The campaign also launched a series of initiatives. You can find out more about them by clicking on the grey tabs above.

We have a serious Government who really cares!​