Chewing gum is notably banned in Singapore.
Why Was Chewing Gum Banned in Singapore?
The ban came into effect in 1992 due to severe vandalism problems caused by irresponsible gum disposal.
- Vandals misused chewing gum, causing disruptions and damage.
Penalties for Violating the Chewing Gum Ban
The penalties for manufacturing or selling chewing gum can be severe. According to the reference text, individuals caught in violation could face:
- Fines of up to $100,000.
- Imprisonment for up to two years in serious cases.
