Why is it wrong to ask your foreign workers to queue for Bak Kwa

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Foreign workers happily queuing for Bak Kwa Image Credit: Today Online First of all, I would like to explain what is Bak Kwa for some ...

Get jailed for selling codeine-based cough syrup without proper customer records

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Image Credit: Channel News Asia Singapore has been battling to keep drugs out of the country since independence and in 1973, the law is...

What is the Fine for taking Upskirts Videos to "De-stress"

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Everyone know that life's is stress nowadays and it is not only to the adults, so are the students. In finding a way to "de-stress&...

Singapore stepped up enforcement against motorists on evasion of tolls fees at checkpoint

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Singapore and Malaysia has been linked via two bridges across the straits, namely the Woodlands checkpoint and Tuas checkpoint. With stron...

You cannot operate a massage parlour in Singapore without a valid licence

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Image Credit: Flickr In Singapore, it is always not difficult to locate a massage parlours as massage parlours has been popping up every...

Singapore calls for stiffer fines on idling engines

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One of the increasing concerns in developed cities was the increasing air pollution from the emission of the vehicles. These emission con...
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What is the price to pay for Spitting in the Public in Singapore

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Hey Rooney, better not do that in Singapore publicly. Image: The Week In many countries in the world, spitting on the streets is a comm...
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What is the fine for "driving thru" a road block in Singapore

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In Singapore, there are regular road blocks being conducted in the night by the traffic police to check on drivers - especially those tha...

Beware being fined for drinking in late night hours in the public

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It was no questions that drinking in the public is definitely not flouting the law, unless you are being a nuisance to the public which e...

Traffic Police and LTA reviewing measure to curb heavy vehicles speeding issues

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Two transport authorities in Singapore, Traffic Police and Land Transport Authority aka LTA has announced on the review of current measures ...

Banning of Electronic Smoking Devices (E-Cigarette) in Singapore

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There are a great variety of electronic smoking devices in the market.   The Online Citizen The electronic smoking devices, also known ...
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Driving Car In Singapore Without Valid Road Tax And Insurance

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Above is a sample letter from LTA for the renewal of the road tax. It comes with an detachable paper disc which has to be displayed on the ...

Man Fined $19,800 And Corrective Work Order For High-rise Littering

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A 38 year-old man was fined on 22nd Jan 2015 for repeatedly flicking cigarettes butts out of his flats. He was fined $600 per charge for 3...

Chewing Gum Banned in Singapore (Since 1992)

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One of the popular questions among tourist to Singapore, "No chewing gum in Singapore ?" It might not be surprising to Singapor...

Woman Fined $12,000 For Failing To Pay Fares To 10 Taxi Drivers

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Ms. Liu Meiqi, 33, was fined a total of $12,000 or five days' jail on each charge after admitting to 10 counts of failure to pay taxi ...

Singapore Raise Penalty to 10 Year Imprisonment for Money Laundering

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During one of my previous posts on being money mule to carry out money laundering activities , the Singapore's Government has once again...
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LTA to Implement a Tiered Fines Regime for Repeat Illegal Parking Offenders

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The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has announced higher fines for repeat offenders for illegal parking. Starting from 1st Jan 2015, a new ti...

Fine for Public Nudity in Singapore ? Oww, No Nude Beaches Here...

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Looking out for a nice beach in Singapore for a nude sun tan ? You might want to re-consider your option.Under Singapore's Miscellaneous...

Singapore Implements New Regulations for Bus Touting

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Land Transport Authority (LTA) will be kicking off the new regulations on Jan 1, 2015 to punish those private bus drivers caught touting th...

Corrective Work Order and Fines for Littering in Public in Singapore

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Singapore has a very good reputation as a clean and green city and this cannot be achieve without strict enforcement on littering. While ...
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