inSing.com, 19 Apr 2012The National Environment Agency (NEA) said in a statement that the number of cameras will be increased if there is a need.
It added that those caught littering on camera will be charged in court if there is enough evidence.
In a pointed warning to would-be high-rise litterbugs, NEA chief executive Andrew Tan said: “Don’t think you won’t get caught. We will catch you and publicise your act.” Full story
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