Tips for traveling abroad: chewing gum is also illegal to go abroad and do not understand these weak exploding.
don't chew chewing gum to Singapore!
according to the British Daily Telegraph, British writer Richard Harper revealed 250 weird laws around the world in his new book, "law is an idiot", some of which are also closely related to tourists. So, as tourists, early understanding of these strange laws and regulations should be of great help to their travel.
chewing gum in Singapore is against the law. Chewing gum in Singapore has been an offence since 1992. The only exception is nicotine chewing gum, but it must be bought from a drugstore by prescription.
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durian is also very dangerous.
no eating durian is forbidden in some public places in Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia. Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia people like to eat durian, a fruit between pineapple and porcupine, but local government regulations prohibit the eating of durian in public places such as buses, subways, hotels and airports. Since durian will emit a smell like pig manure, turpentine and onion, it may not be a violation of human rights.
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the customs of the UK are very bad!
British law requires customs officers to be biased. The skepticism and high curiosity of British customs officers in examining your customs clearance, even if you can't get it again, is unlikely to bring them to court. The 268th provision of the customs uniform act of the United Kingdom stipulates that customs officials can only be taken after a month's notice. The 272nd provision of the law stipulates that the parties must raise objections within one month of the incident.
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fat in Japan is guilty!
in Japan, the fat man is guilty. Although Japan is one of the lowest obesity countries in the world (less than 5%), it does not prevent it from making laws restricting the largest waist circumference in 2008. The law stipulates that local governments and enterprises are compulsory to measure the waistline regularly for persons aged 40 to 74 years old, and men over 40 years old should not exceed 85 centimeters and women should not exceed 90 centimeters. If you don't succeed in losing weight, you will receive health education. The Japanese government will also impose a fine on local governments or private enterprises that promote weight loss.
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underwear should remember to wear
in Thailand without underwear to go out of the law. In Thailand, a country that can tolerate sexual farce, it is illegal to go out without underwear. Driving without a shirt or stepping on the local currency is also against the law.
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only Kenya people do
foreign tourists are restricted in Kenya sanctuary. For a foreign tourist who is on a safari trip in Kenya, if you see a local tour guide rush off to the wild animals, do not love it and do it. In the Masai Mara sanctuary, Kenya people can walk everywhere, while foreigners do so.
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passport booklet is Queen's Majesty's
in Britain, passport owned by the government. A passport is payable by a British citizen for 77.5 pounds, and a valid photo is printed on the passport, but do not think it is yours. The text above the passport shows that this booklet is owned by the British government under her Majesty's Majesty's command. However, in 1955, the former deputy attorney general and attorney general Earl Zowit pointed out that the government was not a legal person and could not own any property. Since then, no one can tell the passport. But, who's in the pocket of 77.5 pounds?
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Trinidad and Tobago do not wear camouflage suits. For those who like to go out in military uniform, travel to Trinidad and Tobago Republic must think twice before proceeding. Because the local law is forbidden to wear camouflage clothes. The move is mainly aimed at preventing people from counterfeiting the army and government staff. Those who violate the rules will be detained and their clothing will be confiscated.
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beer in the United States sits on
different rules of drinking in the United States and Canada. It is not easy to remember that different laws and regulations on alcohol consumption in different parts of the United States. For example, drinking beer on the streets of Saint Louis is legal; in Chicago, drinking alcohol at any corner of the city is arrested. In the capital of Topeka, Kansas, holding a teacup will never buy a drink. In Cleveland, no one can sip a whisky bottle. In Saskatchewan, Canada, citizens have the right to drink, but drinking in beer houses is illegal.