- Pic courtesy: FB/SWCorp Negeri JohorJOHOR BARU: Three Singaporeans have been caught littering in the state capital since the start of the year, under the newly enforced anti-littering laws aimed at curbing irresponsible behaviour in public spaces. Community service may include cleaning drains, public toilets, public spaces, and grass-cutting duties. SWCorp chief executive officer Khalid Mohamed said enforcement operations under Op Cegah were ongoing and not limited to festive seasons or special campaigns. It will be conducted continuously nationwide through sustained monitoring at the state and branch levels," he said during enforcement operations at Larkin Sentral, one of Johor Baru's busiest transport hubs. Khalid said enforcement efforts in Johor were aligned with the Johor Clean City Strategy 2025–2030, which aims to realise the vision of a "Clean Johor City 2030."

Source: New Strait Times January 05, 2026 06:44 UTC