SINGAPORE: Air quality in Singapore dipped back into the unhealthy range on Monday (Sep 14) after four days of moderate readings, as hotspots and haze persisted in parts of Indonesia.
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SINGAPORE: Air quality in Singapore dipped back into the unhealthy range on Monday (Sep 14) after four days of moderate readings, as hotspots and haze persisted in parts of Indonesia.
The 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) in Singapore’s central region crossed into the unhealthy range at noon, with a reading of 102.
It continued to climb across Singapore, reaching 108 at 2pm, while readings in the other four regions ranged from 83 to 96.
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