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The fine for littering in Singapore is governed by the Environmental Public Health (Public Cleansing) Regulations, which are enforced by the National Environment Agency (NEA). It’s important to note that fines and regulations may have been updated since then, so I recommend referring to official sources or contacting NEA for the most current information. However, … Read more
The penalties for smoking violations in Singapore are governed by the Smoking (Prohibition in Certain Places) Act and its corresponding regulations, which are enforced by the National Environment Agency (NEA). It’s important to note that penalties and regulations may have been updated since then, so I recommend referring to official sources or contacting NEA for … Read more
To complain about smoking-related issues to the National Environment Agency (NEA) in Singapore, you can follow these steps: NEA takes smoking-related violations seriously, and your complaint will contribute to their efforts in enforcing smoking regulations and promoting a smoke-free environment.
You may contact NEA Contact Centre at 1800 2255 632 to check on the status of your appeal. If your appeal is still pending and you have not received a reply, please note that you will be required to attend Court personally on the date and time stated in your NTAC or Summons. Appellants are required … Read more
Payment for Licence/Permit With effect from 15 Apr 2004, the Licensing and Environmental Assessment Department (LEAD) will only accept payments of hazardous substances licence/permit fees through electronic means. Companies can make electronic payments either via eNets Debit, eNets Credit or Interbank GIRO. If you have a hazardous substances licence/permit issued by LEAD, you may wish … Read more