Singapore rolling out thermal cameras to nab illegal smokers Lighting up will soon get tougher in Singapore, with the government planning to roll out 300 high definition thermal cameras to catch and fine illegal smokers.The city-state already has some of the world's strictest anti-tobacco laws and smoking is banned in most public places, with errant puffers handed a fine of up to Sg$1,000 ($740) if caught
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Travel restrictions are there to ensure you can always show up for required meetings, classes, and drug tests, which are the building blocks of a successful probation
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Approximately 22.7 percent of women below the poverty level smoke compared with 12.3 percent of women at or above the poverty level
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