Singapore plans to crack down on litterbugs by publicizing images of offenders for public identification, with fines or court charges to follow. The National Environment Agency (NEA) aims to increase CCTV deployments fourfold to combat littering. Senior Parliament Secretary Baey Yam Keng noted a 15% rise in littering reports since 2022.
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Corrective Work Orders will target hotspots, with over 1,600 issued from 2021 to 2023. Baey emphasized collaboration with the community to tackle persistent issues and maintain cleanliness for future public health threats. Despite ongoing education efforts, the crackdown aims to ensure a clean environment in Singapore.
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