Originally posted by simnatic:
Lately, it seems that the cleanliness of buses are getting
very, very bad. Dusty windows, corners, cobwebs, cockroaches all
over, dusty seats, stale air are all some of the things we find in
many buses. Doesn't any authority take charge of it? Is there any
standards imposed on the industry?
If not, do you guys think that by alerting the NEA, they might be
poised to take action? Since they are obliged to ensure the
population enjoys a clean environment, I would want to try see if
they'd do anything. As quoted, "The Environmental Public Health Division
ensures a high standard of public health through comprehensive
ground surveillance and appropriate preventive measures. This
Division is also responsible for the [b]overall cleanliness in
Singapore and a high standard of hygiene in our food retail
industry. It also plays a lead role in enhancing our living
environment through programmes such as the Hawker Centres Upgrading
Programme (HUP) and Clean Public Toilets Programme."
Any thoughts/comments on how i should go about doing this? btw,
this is more for SMRT Buses because their buses are soooo
disgusting[/b]
What do you expect from a monopoly....
