From Malay Mail · · 50s
Haze Threat Returns to Singapore
Singapore faces renewed haze threat after brief three-day air quality improvement.
In brief
Singapore faces renewed haze threat after brief three-day air quality improvement. Singapore's air quality improved for three days but shifting winds may bring Kalimantan smoke haze, keeping PSI unhealthy. Originally reported by Malay Mail.
Singapore air quality improves
Singapore enjoyed three days of better air quality after unhealthy-to-very unhealthy air quality levels began on October 5.
NEA warns of haze return
National Environment Agency warns shifting winds could bring smoke haze from Kalimantan toward Singapore.
Haze forecast details
Showers expected but dry conditions and east-southeasterly winds may worsen haze, keeping PSI unhealthy.
Haze levels reported
Central and western Singapore have elevated PM2.5 levels with PSI in unhealthy range.
Public advised to monitor air quality
Residents should check PM2.5 levels before outdoor activities as haze may worsen.
The bottom line
Singapore's air quality improved for three days but shifting winds may bring Kalimantan smoke haze, keeping PSI unhealthy.
