I think it is in Singapore that they do not sell chewing gums as people spit them on the ground after using them. (also to remove chewing gums from the street pavements is very expensive cleaning process) Also there are many signs saying that spitting is bad etc etc.. I think a public awareness campaign and signs will encourage people to refrain from such a habit..
Can any one tell me what is that red stuff is , that Indians or Bangadeshis spit out.. It stains every where???
I think it is in Singapore that they do not sell chewing gums as people spit them on the ground after using them. (also to remove chewing gums from the street pavements is very expensive cleaning process) Also there are many signs saying that spitting is bad etc etc.. I think a public awareness campaign and signs will encourage people to refrain from such a habit..
Can any one tell me what is that red stuff is , that Indians or Bangadeshis spit out.. It stains every where???
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