A packet of crisps found floating in water in Singapore, viral video sparks debate on civic sense

Kurkure Packet Singapore Video : The video of an Indian woman living in Singapore is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the video, an empty packet of Kurkure is seen floating in clear water near the world’s first floating Apple Store. Some twigs and flower petals are also visible in the water, but no other plastic trash is visible.

Although it is not clear who threw the packet, the video has sparked a new debate about cleanliness and responsible behavior in public places. Along with this video shared on Instagram by an account named @justflowwithjuhi, the woman wrote that it broke her heart to see it floating in water.

 

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Crispy packets seen floating in water in Singapore

In the video, the woman appeals to people that whether they are in their own country or traveling abroad, it is everyone’s responsibility to keep the environment around them clean. He said that if people are roaming around carrying snacks with them, then after using them, they should throw their wrappers in the dustbin only, because dustbins are present at various places in cities like Singapore.

He says that carelessness towards the environment cannot be accepted under any circumstances. He also appealed to people to understand the impact of their small behavior on the environment.

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Debate broke out on civic sense on video

After the video went viral, different reactions of people emerged on social media. Many users said that if people spread garbage even in foreign countries, it tarnishes the image of the country. One user wrote, “Even Singapore is not saved.” While another said, “Wherever we go, we leave our mark.”

However, some people also raised the question that it is not right to reach any conclusion just by looking at the packet of Kurkure. One user wrote that this packet can also fly through the air and reach the water, while another asked why the rest of the waste was not being discussed. Overall, this video once again made people think about cleanliness and civic sense in public places.