SINGAPORE, Nov 4 (Bernama) -- Singapore's Parliament on Wednesday passed amendments to the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act (THPA) with key changes that include higher maximum fines and stronger investigative and enforcement powers against entities responsible for cross-border haze.
Singapore Strengthens Haze Law With Higher Fines, Tougher Enforcement
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Singapore passed amendments to the THPA, increasing fines and enforcement powers against haze-causing entities.
- Maximum fines for haze offences increased tenfold to S$20 million.
- Amendments expand investigative powers and remove legal barriers for enforcement.
- Singapore aims to improve supply chain traceability and work with regional partners.
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