Public Satisfaction with Cleanliness in Singapore Drops to 91% Amid Toilet and Neighborhood Declines

A recent SMU survey reveals a decline in resident satisfaction regarding public cleanliness, particularly in toilet facilities and neighborhood spaces, though personal responsibility for shared areas remains high.

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Public cleanliness satisfaction falls to 91%; toilets and neighbourhood spaces see biggest declines: SMU survey

More residents say they feel personally responsible for keeping shared spaces clean, even as satisfaction with public cleanliness fell across the areas surveyed.

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Public Satisfaction with Cleanliness in Singapore Drops to 91% Amid Toilet and Neighborhood Declines

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Public cleanliness satisfaction falls to 91%; toilets and neighbourhood spaces see biggest declines: SMU survey

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