Singapore: Chewing Gum
The Singapore government banned chewing gum back in 1992 to stop vandals from using it to block sensors on public transit. Preventing litter was also a stated goal, and the ban is still going strong more than 30 years later.
Things that are banned in one country or region, while accepted in others.
More ›The Singapore government banned chewing gum back in 1992 to stop vandals from using it to block sensors on public transit. Preventing litter was also a stated goal, and the ban is still going strong more than 30 years later.
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