Singapore proposes haze law changes allowing trials without accused present
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The Singapore government has proposed amendments to its haze law that would permit criminal trials to proceed even if the accused parties are absent. This change aims to strengthen enforcement against those responsible for haze-related offenses. The proposal also includes expanded arrest powers to support these legal proceedings.
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