Shifting changes are proposed to Singapore's hazing law, to give authorities more tools to investigate and act against companies linked to wildfires in the region. This includes fines of up to $20 million and a ban on providing financial services to failed companies.
Shifting changes are proposed to Singapore's hazing law, to give authorities more tools to investigate and act against companies linked to wildfires in the region. This includes fines of up to $20 million and a ban on providing financial services to failed companies.
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