Singapore is actively collecting data related to the current haze situation, with Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu stating they will “keep its options open” regarding potential legal action. The focus is on identifying those responsible for the fires contributing to the haze. The Transboundary Haze Pollution Act is intended to be utilized against individuals or entities that cause or permit fires leading to pollution. This legislation allows Singapore to pursue legal avenues against polluters. Minister Fu’s statement signals a firm stance on addressing the recurring issue of transboundary haze. The ongoing data collection will be crucial in determining the next steps and potential prosecution, should the situation worsen or persist. This proactive approach underscores Singapore’s commitment to mitigating the health and economic impacts of haze originating from elsewhere.