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00:04In the past, littering only resulted in a fine.
00:08However, starting from January 1st this year
00:09Litterbugs in my country have moved from the era of fines to the era of bending over.
00:14If you get caught littering
00:16Sorry, you can't solve this with money alone.
00:19You also have to bend over and sweep with both hands to catch it.
00:22Pick up the trash piece by piece.
00:24The community service order, which officially came into effect in January of this year...
00:28What were the actual results?
00:29Are there really litter bugs?
00:32Have litter bugs really decreased?
00:33Those litterbugs that were punished
00:36They really learned a lesson from it.
00:39Will you never do it again?
00:41The New Weekly interviewed someone who had been fined into cleaning and responding to their experience.
00:46According to Mr. Li, a 26-year-old factory worker in Singapore...
00:51He said he had no complaints after being punished for violating the rules.
00:55Instead, they learned self-discipline from it.
00:57Mr. Li frankly stated
00:58I used to think that throwing away a cigarette butt was no big deal.
01:01But actually bending down to pick up the trash left behind by others
01:05Only then did I realize that these little actions had accumulated.
01:08The environmental impact is actually quite significant.
01:11That was also because of this experience
01:13He decided to change himself.
01:14Now I've even developed the habit of carrying a small jar with me.
01:17The habit of storing cigarettes
01:19It wasn't until it found a trash can that it was thrown away.
01:22Perhaps the best fines aren't those that instill fear.
01:24Instead, it teaches people to change their community service practices, which may actually lead to more effective community service.
01:29Not just streets
01:30Rather, it's people's indifferent attitude towards public health.
01:33Housing and Local Government Minister Nixmin, in an interview with The Sing Tao Daily, also
01:38Point out
01:38The community service order for litterbugs has yielded positive results since its implementation.
01:43The authorities' initial experience was in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Johor and
01:48Kelantan
01:48After the relevant regulations were implemented
01:507,919 notices have been sent to the example.
01:55This achievement is sufficient proof that the relevant system is applicable to all regions of the country.
01:59Therefore, he also encouraged other weeks that have not yet implemented the relevant regulations.
02:03Also following the footsteps of six weeks
02:05Nick Min explained that the goal of the community service order is to educate and improve public health.
02:09Public consciousness
02:10Instead of just punishment
02:13Although there is a need for law enforcement
02:15However, its effectiveness is limited.
02:16The government hopes to cultivate civic awareness and culture.
02:20Cultivate people's habits of proper waste disposal
02:24Community service orders are one of the key measures.
02:27He cited Japan and Singapore as examples to point out
02:30The world-class cleanliness of these two countries is no accident.
02:34Rather, it is achieved through collective civic consciousness.
02:38Our country should also take them as role models.
02:40That, of course, was before civic consciousness had been cultivated to a high degree in our country.
02:46The minister just admitted it.
02:48Law enforcement still has its necessity.
02:50Law enforcement authorities are now catching litterbugs.
02:53But they were fully armed and not at all careless.
02:55Nozaki, CEO of the Ma Niu Jia Solid Waste Management Agency, said
02:59Now, when law enforcement officers of this agency are carrying out their duties...
03:03People will start wearing body cameras.
03:07Regardless of day or night, seven days a week in various regions
03:11Enforcement in tourist areas, hawker centers, commercial centers, and residential areas.
03:16The act of littering by the public was filmed.
03:20Then use them as evidence and bring them to court.
03:25The Pennsylvania state government has also announced...
03:27Starting July 1st, law enforcement officers wearing body cameras will be deployed.
03:32member
03:33A 24-hour enforcement operation was launched to combat litterbugs.
03:37Okay, littering on the street might get you caught by law enforcement officers on patrol.
03:42Caught
03:43But if you throw trash out of the car window while driving, you probably won't get caught, right?
03:48After all, it's on a main road, right?
03:50If that's your thinking too, then I can only tell you that law enforcement agencies do have methods.
03:56A spokesperson for SWCorp, the solid waste management agency, pointed out
04:00They have already partnered with the Land Transport Authority (JPJ).
04:03In the future, license plates will be identified through the JPJ system.
04:06Searching online for videos on social media platforms and checking dashcam footage
04:11Recording and other methods
04:12A comprehensive crackdown on litterbugs
04:15The spokesperson also outlined cross-departmental law enforcement cooperation between the two agencies.
04:20The case shows
04:21Earlier, SWCorp received reports from the public.
04:24After videos of vehicles rolling down their windows and littering were released
04:27They have immediately contacted the JPJ to identify the vehicle in the video.
04:33license plate
04:34The vehicle owner's identity was verified, and a fine was issued to the relevant vehicle owner.
04:38The spokesperson also urged the public to act as informants to report littering.
04:43Behavior
04:43And report it through EA section SWCorp's official complaint channel.
04:48Report
04:48Or report it to the local government's law enforcement team.
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