Singapore blowing bubbles again

Singapore is set to partially lift its famous ban on chewing gum this week, but those yearning to blow bubbles or freshen their breath will have to settle for a chewy nicotine substitute.

Singapore is set to partially lift its famous ban on chewing gum this week, but those yearning to blow bubbles or freshen their breath will have to settle for a chewy nicotine substitute.

The tightly controlled city-state is to allow the sale of Nicorette – a nicotine gum for smokers trying to quit.

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