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Marine Parade-Braddell Heights Town Council says conservancy workers depositing drink containers at BCRS machine were off-duty

SINGAPORE: A TikTok video showing two conservancy workers placing beverage cans and bottles into Return Right machines recently went viral, with the post author asking why the workers were allowed to receive refund money. The Beverage Container Return Scheme was introduced earlier this year as part of the effort to reduce waste and encourage recycling, and Singapore is far from the first country…

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    Marine Parade-Braddell Heights Town Council says conservancy workers depositing drink containers at BCRS machine were off-duty (opens The Independent Singapore in a new tab)

    SINGAPORE: A TikTok video showing two conservancy workers placing beverage cans and bottles into Return Right machines recently went viral, with the post author asking why the workers were allowed to receive refund money. The Beverage Container Return Scheme…