Singapore is facing a foreigner issue — though not the kind usually talked about.
They aren’t found in prime districts or shiny malls. You see them in older shopping centres and ageing neighbourhoods. They’ll approach you directly, regardless of race, language, or religion,
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Singapore is facing a foreigner issue — though not the kind usually talked about.
They aren’t found in prime districts or shiny malls. You see them in older shopping centres and ageing neighbourhoods. They’ll approach you directly, regardless of race, language, or religion, trying to strike up a conversation and sell a service.
Technically, this is illegal in Singapore. Street solicitation and unsolicited approaches are not allowed. Yet it still happens — quietly, persistently.
One Netizen quipped:
“I thought they were the biggest economy in the world. Why are they coming to our small country to do this?”
Sometimes, the irony writes itself.
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