For buskers, whose livelihoods depend on drawing crowds in public spaces, the worsening air quality has made it harder to perform and earn an income.
While they are still taking to the streets across Singapore, many are doing so for shorter periods.
Mr Cliff Lee, a full-time busker of 10 years, told CNA he has cut his usual daily performing hours from four to two over health concerns.
His earnings have similarly fallen by nearly 50 per cent.
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