In Singapore, a video by Indian content creator Priyanka Sinha has gone viral, warning viewers about the strict laws governing the collection of fruit from public land. She points out that even picking fallen mangoes can incur a fine of SGD 5,000 (approximately ₹3.74 lakh). The video showcases a tree laden with ripe mangoes, emphasizing that despite their tempting appearance, they are off-limits due to Singapore's Parks and Trees Act. Under this law, fruit from trees on State land belongs to the State, and individuals must seek permission from the National Parks Board (NParks) to collect any fruit. The video has sparked discussions online, with some viewers questioning the rationale behind such strict regulations, while others expressed admiration for Singapore's discipline. The law is particularly severe in nature reserves, where fines can reach SGD 50,000 and/or imprisonment for up to six months.