Corrective Work Order News Today

While Corrective Work Order (CWO) is a punishment, it may not act as a deterrent, one expert told CNA podcast Heart of The Matter.

Have you driven home after work, you follow one car and the next minute you’re seeing trash flying out like it’s no one’s business? First, it’s a Twisties wrapper and then a Coke can.Or you have been the culprit throwing the trash out? Forget the MNRE campaigns or any other NGO recycling and envi...

SINGAPORE — Pigeons have invaded yet another neighbourhood here, sullying white walls of Housing Board blocks with their droppings, to the ire of residents in Sengkang. On Sunday (Nov 5), Chinese-language news outlet Shin Min Daily News reported that residents living at Jalan Kayu blocks 446B, 447A and 447B have had to endure large flocks of pigeons roosting, chirping and...

Residents say the birds are soiling their walls, air-con compressors, laundry racks. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Pigeons have invaded yet another neighbourhood here, sullying white walls of Housing Board blocks with their droppings, to the ire of residents in Sengkang. On Sunday, Chinese-language news outlet Shin Min Daily News reported that residents living at Jalan Kayu blocks 446B,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

It is an area notorious for killer litter. At 223A Sumang Lane in Punggol, people have thrown a shopping trolley, a guitar, a bicycle, a microwave oven, a TV set and more. Stomp contributor JT has also reported less dangerous items irresponsibly discarded such as rubbish bags, food waste and a kid's toy. The latest incident involves something more adult....

Singapore News - From Saturday, flat owners will be found guilty of littering from their residences if they cannot prove within a given time that they are not responsible for the offence. Those found guilty of littering from a residential flat face a fine of up to $2,000 for their first... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Clean toilets in Singapore are possible, so long as there is a financial component to it, says Dr William Wan of the Singapore Kindness Movement.

Singapore News - Diners who fail to return used trays and crockery after finishing their meal at coffee shops, foodcourts and hawker centres may face tougher action from the National Environment Agency (NEA) and Singapore Food Agency (SFA) from June 1. Instead of merely being advised to... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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