4. Never litter on the streets in Singapore
This little sovereign state takes cleanliness very seriously, and if you do attempt to defile Singapore by carelessly throwing a soft drink can or a candy wrapper, you can be fined up to $2000 (Singapore dollars). It gets much worse if you don’t reform yourself the first time around: you can legally be charged a whopping $10,000 (Singapore dollars) on your third offense. In addition, Singapore is famous for the Corrective Work Orders (CWOs) in which one has to clean up public areas for up to 12 hours. This was first introduced in 1992, and it has been hugely successful in keeping littering to a bare minimum.
