NEA Enforcement Officers, including those from our appointed Service Provider, are legally permitted under the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) to ask for your NRIC to take enforcement action against you. Don't worry, your personal particulars will be kept confidential.

Stay tuned as we answer some common questions on enforcement for environmental public health, including offences such as littering, smoking at prohibited places and mosquito breeding.

For questions on table littering enforcement, hear from SMS(SE) Amy Khor in our #AskMeNEAnything video at: https://www.youtu.be/SIjFLBUtaH4

Some offenders start picking up their litter when they see our Enforcement Officers approaching. This does not mean that the offence can be written off. Remember to properly dispose of your litter in bins at all times, or hold onto it until a bin is available. #keepSGclean

Stay tuned as we answer some common questions on enforcement for environmental public health, including offences such as littering, smoking at prohibited places, and mosquito breeding. #AskMeNEAnything