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Q: How much are you fined in China if the police catch you littering?

11 years 8 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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You have asked similar extremely important questions before, try search

http://answers.echinacities.com/question/are-there-any-laws-against-littering-china

http://answers.echinacities.com/question/there-law-against-littering-beijing

 

You should be fined for littering this forum. Do you no why?

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Do you no why? "No. Why?" "No why."

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200 in Shenzhen.

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And you actually get paid for spreading rubbish around here.

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Oh, for crying out loud ...

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Never heard, but I think in small cities, the locals get points for littering, maybe a free lottery ticket!  And if their kid dumps on the sidewalk, that must count for an extra point!

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Is this a trick question?

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It must be a trick question.....I'm still waiting for the punch line

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lol.  good luck w/ a copper fining anyone* for littering!

 

*laowai the exception

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if I were to catch you littering... first you would eat the litter and then apologize to a group that I could find for you to talk to ..............then release you and hope you learned something.

 

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1 or 2 pieces of cigarete, depends how many officers catch you ...

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