According to the below video, there will be a total of approximately 500 enforcement officers patrolling in trains to catch commuters eating or drinking. Do note that eating sweets or drinking plain water are both not allowed too.
First time offenders will be slapped with a S$30 fine. This time round, offenders will not be let off with just a warning.
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