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Chewing Gum Ban

in Unusual Laws Around the World by Ivana Zivadinovic

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Chewing Gum Ban on “Unusual Laws Around the World”, a list by Ivana Zivadinovic on TheLysts.

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Law Description
Since 1992, importing or selling chewing gum in Singapore is illegal unless for medical use. The law was introduced to maintain public cleanliness after gum litter caused damage to public transport.
Country
Singapore
Penalty
Fines up to $1,000 for possession or spitting gum.

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