It's okay to chew gum in Singapore. There is no punishment. Although there is a punishment for spitting gum on the floor. There is also a punishment for sticking your gum anywhere. You have to pay a fine. If you want to chew gum, spit it out into a piece of tissue and throw it into a rubbish bin. BTW: It's illegal to sell gum in Singapore.
Actually, in Singapore you can chew gum. You just cannot sell gum. That is because people spit gum on the floor, they stick their gum all over the place. So you can chew gum, just make sure you throw it into a trashcan.
Not in a public place. The selling of gum to children is treated like selling alcohol to kids here in the US,
It's not illegal to chew gum but it is illegal to bring it in through customs and buy or sell it. Gum was banned because people were sticking it everywhere (on trains/on lamps).
In Singapore it is illegal to chew gum. Singapore forbids any importation of gum that is not for medical purposes.
You can't even have a permit to chew it, its completely illegal to chew gum
NOT GUM! you cannot chew gum in Singapore it is illegal. Try Dorian fruit, or fish.
Smurf Land, but in Diagon Alley you will be looked at quite rudely for slurping noises!singapore.
You can't gum is illegal there.
It's in Singapore, they have very strict anti-littering and cleanliness laws. It has been gum-free since 1992.
Perfectly legal.
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Nothing will happen. It is legal to have gum for personal consumption if you buy it from pharmacies. As of now, only gum with therapeutic value is allowed on sale. It is only illegal to import gum into Singapore. The penalty for smuggling gum into Singapore is 1 year in jail, and/or a 10,000 Singapore dollars fine.
While a 'benign' everyday item such as chewing gum is outlawed in Singapore, there exist no such restrictions on the use of paperclips.
A train made from gum is a Chew Chew train get it a CHEW CHEW train.
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