CNA reported proposed amendments to Singapore's haze laws would include arrest powers and allow trials to proceed without the accused present.
According to CNA, Singapore is considering proposed changes to its haze laws, with arrest powers listed among the possible measures. Under the proposed amendments, a criminal trial could go ahead even if the parties suspected of being responsible for the haze are absent, allowing proceedings to continue in the absence of the accused.
Source: CNA.
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