Researchers suggest equipping diners with tissue paper or tablecloths to wipe down tables after eating
SINGAPORE: Singaporeans on social media aren’t happy about a recent proposal to require diners to wipe down tables after meals at food outlets.
Now, researchers suggest equipping diners with tissue paper or tablecloths to wipe down tables after eating, fostering a culture of proactive cleanliness. However, a significant portion cited the lack of proper equipment as a hindrance, highlighting the potential effectiveness of providing resources, like tablecloths or tissue papers, for diners to maintain cleanliness.Despite the high percentage of respondents returning trays and crockery , satisfaction rates with cleanliness at food outlets remained relatively low compared to other public spaces.
These measures aim to cultivate a stronger sense of responsibility among residents for public cleanliness, reducing the reliance on cleaning services and associated costs.However, not all Singaporeans are enthusiastic about the proposal. Some social media users on r/singapore voiced their discontent, questioning the necessity of such measures.
The Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment has designated 2024 as the Year of Public Hygiene, signalling a renewed focus on improving cleanliness standards.
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