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Singapore to fine people for being a 'nuisance' on public buses

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Singaporean authorities have introduced new regulations that allow for the imposition of fines on passengers who engage in disruptive behavior while traveling on public buses. The policy aims to maintain order and cleanliness within the public transport system by targeting specific actions deemed a nuisance to others.

Under the updated rules, prohibited activities include placing feet on seats, littering, consuming food or beverages, and playing audio at high volumes. These measures are intended to improve the commuting experience and enforce standards of conduct for passengers using the city-state's bus network.

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