SINGAPORE: Parliament passed amendments to Singapore’s transboundary haze law on Wednesday (Nov 4), raising the maximum fine for the main offence from S$2 million to S$20 million.
The changes give authorities stronger powers to investigate and act against companies linked to haze pollution.
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