Singapore's “Straits Times” quoted Singapore's Minister of Sustainable Development and Environment Fu Haiyan as reporting that Singapore aims to fill loopholes in law enforcement and enhance its ability to hold those responsible for starting fires. Fu Haiyan said that there are challenges in enforcing smog-related laws, such as difficulties in obtaining evidence and difficulties in obtaining cooperation from overseas companies. Delivery of relevant notices in other jurisdictions may require the consent of the local government. Fu Haiyan said that Singapore will continue to express its will to cooperate officially with Indonesia.

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