Fifth edition of NEA’s clean public toilets campaign to urge public to flush out bad habits
SINGAPORE - As a cleaner for more than nine years, Ms Li Xiu Mei, 56, has seen it all.
She has mopped up trails of faecal matter that has hardened on the toilet floor, unclogged toilets choked with waste left without flushing overnight and scraped off lumps of toilet paper stuck on the walls by naughty youngsters.
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DamianLovesMusic 26/11/2023
In my opinion, it is important that we uphold the cleanliness of what seems like a small matter but in reality is actually the importance of standards.
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