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ONE person suggested that Singapore should appoint 'littering
vigilantes' who can 'card' those caught littering.
Another asked how Singaporeans can be encouraged to give up
their seats on public transport for those who need them more.
And another mused about the need for new citizens to stop
'congregating' together and to mix with other Singaporeans.
These thoughts surfaced at a dialogue yesterday on how the
Singapore Spirit can be developed.
It was a subject dwelt on by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in
his National Day Rally address last month, when he said that shared
values and memories bind Singaporeans together.
Retired sales manager Loo Chew Chong, 55, for one, believes that
this shared sense of ownership can be cultivated when citizens
speak out against those who litter.
