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Thursday, October 15, 2026

Singapore looking into which companies responsible for haze-causing fires: PM Wong

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SINGAPORE – Singapore is looking into which companies may be responsible for haze-causing fires, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

Where warranted, Singapore will take action under its Transboundary Haze Pollution Act, and also explore joint action with other countries, he added in a Facebook post on Oct 15.

“We cannot control the weather or the winds, nor can we directly control what happens beyond our borders.

“But we will do everything we can to protect Singaporeans, while working with our neighbours to address the underlying causes of the haze,” said PM Wong.

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