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The Transboundary Pollution Haze Act was enacted in 2014 to address forest fires affecting air quality. It has been invoked twice since its inception.
The amended Transboundary Pollution Haze Act will see penalties on such companies increase tenfold to a maximum fine of S$1 million (US$780,000) a day, capped at a total of S$20 million.
The Act has been invoked twice since its enactment in 2014, and no fine has been imposed so far. In 2015, Singapore issued notices to six companies, with two cases closed and four ongoing. Last month, the city state issued notices to 10 Singapore-based companies to seek documents and information related to the latest forest fires.

The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the northeast monsoon will strengthen from the afternoon of tomorrow (5th), with local rainfall and slight cooling on the windward side. You should pay attention to local heavy rain on Friday and Saturday. Next Monday there will be another stronger wave of northeast monsoon moving southward. At that time, the temperature in the northern and Yihua areas will drop significantly, and the low temperature may drop to 17 to 18 degrees.

On November 4, "Longjiang Green Carbon" appeared at the Zero Carbon China Forum of the 2026 Global Panda Partners Conference. The Heilongjiang Provincial Forestry and Grassland Bureau has established the country's first provincial forestry carbon sink trading system, with a total transaction volume of 13.3885 million yuan, sharing its experience in ecological value transformation at home and abroad.
The Ministry of Natural Resources released the "Phase Results Report on the Construction of China's Harmony Islands" at the China Island Forum, which shows that after three years of construction of the first batch of 33 Harmony Islands, more than 70% of the damaged island ecological areas have been repaired, half of the islands accounted for more than 60% of clean energy consumption, 30 islands have drinking water safety coverage of more than 90%, and more than 30 marine ranch demonstration areas have been built.

There will be two waves of northeast monsoon affecting Taiwan's weather this week. The second wave of intensification will be reported as soon as tomorrow evening, and the impact may last until next Wednesday (11/11). The low temperature in the north and northeast will drop to 19 to 24 degrees. There will be some brief rain in the north of Taoyuan, Yilan and the eastern region. Winds in the northern part of the Taiwan Strait can reach level 7 to 8, with gusts of level 9 to 10, and wave heights of 2.5 to 4.5 meters.
The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning for strong winds. Inner Mongolia, Northeast China, North China, Huanghuai and other places will experience strong winds and cooling. In some areas, the temperature will drop by more than 12°C. Local rain will turn to freezing rain in Heilongjiang, and moderate to heavy rain will occur in many places in the south.
The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that cold air will affect Inner Mongolia, Northeast China, North China and other places in the next three days, bringing cooling and snowfall; Guizhou, Hunan, Jiangxi and other places will experience moderate to heavy rains and local heavy rains. Attention should be paid to the impact on transportation, human health, energy supply, urban operations and agricultural production.