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PHOTO BY ERIK TRYGGESTAD
Singapore - Pamela Soo shares a snack with her students during Bible class at the Moulmein Road Church of Christ in Singapore.
Singapore - Pamela Soo shares a snack with her students during Bible class at the Moulmein Road Church of Christ in Singapore.
SINGAPORE - Contrary to popular belief, chewing gum is legal here. But only the
sugar-free stuff that’s good for your teeth. And you have to get it from
a dentist or pharmacist.
And they make you sign for it.
The laws here may seem fastidious, but they have played a role in making this island city-state virtually spotless. Located off the southern tip of Malaysia, Singapore’s 4.9 million people live among glittering skyscrapers and manicured tropical vegetation. In Chinatown, vendors sell steaming plates of char kway teow and handmade baby clothes — just blocks from Burger King and Louis Vuitton.
And they make you sign for it.
The laws here may seem fastidious, but they have played a role in making this island city-state virtually spotless. Located off the southern tip of Malaysia, Singapore’s 4.9 million people live among glittering skyscrapers and manicured tropical vegetation. In Chinatown, vendors sell steaming plates of char kway teow and handmade baby clothes — just blocks from Burger King and Louis Vuitton.
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