Controversial litter-free Deepavali banner sparks backlash in Singapore
A seemingly innocuous reminder to keep Deepavali celebrations litter-free has ignited a storm of controversy among Singapore's Indian community.
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Banner asking residents to clean up litter after Deepavali revelry to be taken down
Singapore News - Feedback over the years about large amounts of rubbish left behind after Deepavali celebrations prompted the Mountbatten Residents’ Network (RN) to put up a banner asking residents to clean up after themselves. In response to queries, Mountbatten MP Lim Biow Chuan said... Read more at www.tnp.sg
Source: straitstimes.com
Diwali 2023: Singapore To Take Down Banners Asking Indians To Clean Up After Diwali
A banner asking residents to clean up after a large amount of rubbish left behind following Diwali celebrations in Singapore will be taken down to avoid further misunderstanding, according to a parliamentarian for the area.
Source: ndtv.com
singapore: Lawmaker intervenes after banner asked Indians to clean up rubbish after Diwali celebrations in Singapore
A banner asking residents to clean up after a large amount of rubbish left behind following Diwali celebrations in Singapore will be taken down to avoid further misunderstanding, according to a parliamentarian for the area. Singapore-based Indians will be celebrating the festival of lights on Sunday in the multi-racial prosperous city-state.
Source: indiatimes.com
Singapore: Lawmaker intervenes after banner asked Indians to clean up rubbish after Diwali celebrations in Singapore
South Asia News: A banner asking residents to clean up after Diwali celebrations in Singapore will be taken down to avoid misunderstanding, according to a parliamentar
Source: indiatimes.com