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Feed/General/NEA issues notices to 10 Singapore-based firms for first time under haze law

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Singapore’s toxic haze probe expands to 10 palm oil, forestry firms

Bloomberg · South China Morning Post

Published 26 Oct 2026, 12:45 pm·1 h ago·1 min read

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Singapore has expanded its investigation into haze-creating fires in Indonesia that have blanketed the city state in smog, requesting information from 10 locally registered companies. The National Environment Agency (NEA) sent notices seeking documents and details of land concessions in Indonesia owned by the firms, their firefighting and blaze prevention measures, and their relationship to other relevant companies, according to a Friday statement. All 10 Singapore-registered companies were...

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