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has gone viral online after expressing disbelief at the sight of a $US15,000 road bike left unattended on the street in Singapore.
Singapore, an island nation home to 5.6 million people, is notoriously tough on even petty crime and as a result has some of the lowest crime rates in the world.In 2021, Singapore was ranked third in The Economist Intelligence Unit’s Safe Cities Index, behind Copenhagen and Toronto, although the authors noted in terms of crime rates Singapore scored equal best next to Tokyo and Osaka.
Mr Taylor claimed crime was “virtually non-existent in Singapore” due to “extremely strong deterrence … coupled with care about who they let in the country” that had created a “remarkably safe country with a pervasive, productively law-abiding culture”.One X user argued “this should be the norm everywhere” and “anything less is a policy failure”, while another agreed “we could have this here too”.
Former NFL player Jake Bequette wrote, “We could live like this in America, but our leaders decide every day they’d rather have crime.” “You should avoid any action that could be interpreted as molestation, including inappropriate touching or language,” DFAT says. “Penalties include jail, fines and caning.”
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