Singapore: Diwali is being celebrated all over the world along with India. Preparations for celebration can also be seen in Singapore. Meanwhile, a poster posted here has become a topic of discussion. Actually, on the poster we are referring to, an appeal has been made to clean the large amount of garbage left after Diwali. However, after this poster went viral on social media, it is being removed.
Regarding the poster, the MP of the area has said that it will be removed to avoid misunderstanding. It is noteworthy that people of the Indian community living in Singapore will celebrate Diwali on Sunday. According to the report of The Straits Times newspaper, Mountbatten Residents Network (RN) has put up this banner. In which people were asked to clean up after Diwali celebrations.
MP gave clarification
Mountbatten MP Lim Biow Chuan said the anti-litter banner was put up by the RN. The National Environment Agency (NEA) has supported it. It will be removed to avoid misunderstanding. “That banner was a grassroots initiative by RN because they see large amounts of garbage left after Diwali celebrations every year,” Lim said.
Many posters are put up in Singapore
Along with this, another banner has Lim’s picture and a message wishing Happy Diwali to the people of Mountbatten, which will not be removed. Let us tell you that many leaders and MPs in Singapore have put up banners wishing the voters celebrating Diwali in their constituencies. It is known that this year Diwali will be celebrated in India on 12th November, but in India as well as in many countries around the world, there is already a festive atmosphere regarding this festival of lights.
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