Siew Kum Hong criticizes the absolute implementation of the ban on eating and drinking inside the trains of Singapore. The ban it seems is also applied on babies drinking milk.
Written byMong Palatino
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2 comments
Drinking and eating are always forbidden in Taipei’s MRT, even if you want to take medicine.
WTH!! Who is the idoit who implemented this?! If babies know how to “tolerate” hunger, it will be easier for parents!! Next time transit companies is going to ban babies on train. Cos of too many complains of babies crying cause no milk is given!