10 Craziest Laws That You Can Only Find In Singapore!

Singapore is a country, where the world’s most healthiest and happiest people are found. Beside this the most amazing thing is, it is one of the most cleanest country in the world. Today, we are going to look out for some laws that will make your mind mumble.

So Let’s Take A Look At 10 Craziest Laws You Can Only Find In Singapore!

1. No Singing

Singapore government does not allow anyone to sing obscene songs in public. For as much we know obscene means seductive, but in Singapore any loud music, thumpy music is denied. Most of the teen music is banned there.  Even Katy Perry is banned there.

2. Feeding Pigeons

Feeding pigeons is banned in Singapore. It is because of the health issues. The pigeons waste is the harbinger of diseases. Government does not allow people to feed pigeons there. A $500 fine is imposed on the one who feeds a pigeon.

3. Using WIFI

In Singapore, it is not allowed to connect to any other person’s Wi-Fi. This is considered as hacking. Also, penalty for this illegal act is jail. A 17-year-old boy was the first victim of his law. He was sentenced for 18 months jail. Also, he was asked to do community services for 6 months.

4. Spitting

Spitting is considered as offensive crime. Just like with the pigeons spitting is also believed that it causes health issues. It is banned to spit on roads and other places because this also makes streets looks like disgusting. A fine of 1000 dollars is imposed if caught. If you want to spit it is asked that you spit in a tissue and throw it in a garbage.

5. Littering 

Littering is considered as the most offensive crime in Singapore. Singapore is very conscious about cleanliness, and littering leads you to pay  $ 2000 as a fine. It is for the first time. If you are caught third time you got to pay 10 Grands.

6. Being Naked in Your Own House

We love to be free in our houses. But, in Singapore being naked in your own house is a crime. It can lead you to a whopping $2600.

7. Graffiti

Drawing Graffitis in Singapore is most deadly crime. Being caught first time, they may leave you with fine. But, if caught again leads to a corporal punishment i.e., canning. A 18 year boy was caught for spray painting cars. He was beaten by 6 cane, later it reduced to 4 due to Bill Clinton’s word.

8. Cats

In Singapore many people long for cats. But, they aren’t allowed in home. This is because they wander anywhere and urinate where they shouldn’t. However, dogs are allowed but only if licensed.

9. Not Flushing Toilets

If you are using a public toilet in Singapore, and if you have not flushed it after use, this may lead you to if caught by government officials. Also, punishment becomes worse when you become a story there.

10. Chewing Gum

Singapore banned chewing gum in 1992, after when senior  minister Lee observed the mess it made of the city. Selling gum is punishable offense and leads to a fine of one hundred thousand dollars or two years of prison. In 2002, Singapore loosen the ban by legalizing Nicotine and Dental gum, so now the act of spitting it on road, selling or smuggling is considered as bad.