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Refuse bin : general view

This is a picture of a green refuse bin, with words urging visitors to keep the Singapore Botanic Gardens clean. Title devised by Library staff.

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All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2007.

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Registered hawkers balloting for hawker stalls at Bukit Ho Swee, 1966. A new Hawkers Code was implemented in 1966 for licensing and controlling hawkers. Since then, street hawkers were progressively relocated into markets and shophouses with running water, electricity and proper refuse disposal facilities. They also had to comply with minimum public health requirements and empty all refuse at proper public refuse bins. Food and drink hawkers were tested for communicable diseases such as tuberculosis and cholera
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KAMPONG DAYS EXHIBITION - PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES REFUSE DISOSAL
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR GEYLANG WEST YONG NYUK LIN INSPECTS REFUSE COLLECTION BY REFUSE WORKERS
CHANGI PRISON - "DRY REFUSE"
REFUSE INCINERATION PROCESS, MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Singapore Naval Base - Refuse destructor and house
Singapore Naval Base - Refuse destructor
REFUSE DISPOSAL VEHICLE, MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Singapore Naval Base - Refuse destructor foundations. No.A 34.