It is said that the tiger's ass can't be touched, the monkey's ass is also not easy to touch, in Singapore, let alone touch the ass, that is, feed the monkey to eat, will cause themselves big trouble!
Recently, Singapore's wild monkeys were a bit rampant, and a restaurant was "besieged" by wild monkeys - wild monkeys came to the restaurant in groups, snatched tableware and vandalized equipment, causing losses of more than S$1,000. As for the ingredients in the restaurant, there are staff guards, so the monkeys do not dare to mess around.
Monkeys are so bold, can't Singaporeans take them? There may really be no good way...
Because in Singapore, wild animals are protected by law, and the government has set up a special inter-departmental working group to protect them. If you feed wild monkeys, the first offender can be fined up to S$5,000, and if he commits another offense, he can be sentenced to up to 10,000 Singapore dollars, which is equivalent to about 50,000 yuan!
So in the face of this group of wild monkeys, the restaurant staff can only watch them grab things. However, although it was robbed by wild monkeys, the number of restaurant customers did not decrease, but attracted a group of curious customers to watch the monkeys and take pictures, which is also a blessing in disguise!
Finally, I would like to remind you that for friends who work in Singapore, you must remember the local laws and regulations, and don't be punished because of a momentary curiosity, but it is not worth the loss!