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Oct 7, 2023 · The haze is back in Singapore, with the air quality index reaching unhealthy levels in some parts of the city. The 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) readings entered the unhealthy range on...
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Since 1991, haze has been a particularly acute problem in Southeast Asia. The main source of the haze has been smoke from fires occurring in Sumatra and Borneo which dispersed over a wide area. In response to the 1997 Southeast Asian haze, the ASEAN countries agreed on a
Oct 7, 2023 · Air quality worsened due to the change in wind direction on Friday afternoon that caused some of the lighter haze to blow towards Singapore, as satellite imagery showed smoke plumes and haze...
Mar 14, 2024 · Haze guidelines and advisory for work. Please read: Guidelines for employers on protecting employees from the effects of the haze. Tripartite advisory on haze-related workplace measures.
Oct 25, 2021 · Some areas which Singapore has done well in include: relatively good public access to current and historical air quality data which can be found on a one-stop haze portal (haze.gov.sg), clear and simple guidance on what individuals should do during different haze pollution levels, and its leveraging of digital technology i.e Twitter and phone ...
Jun 22, 2023 · A latest report predicts a high risk of severe haze occurring in Southeast Asia, though not as severe as in 2015. The annual Haze Outlook 2023 report released by the Singapore Institute of ...
Latest Weather and Haze Situation. Wet weather and cloudy conditions were observed over most of the ASEAN region today, except over Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands where it was relatively drier. Few hotspots were detected in Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia, Sarawak, Cambodia and Thailand.
haze, suspension in the atmosphere of dry particles of dust, salt, aerosols, or photochemical smog that are so small (with diameters of about 0.1 micron [0.00001 cm]) that they cannot be felt or seen individually with the naked eye, but the aggregate reduces horizontal visibility and gives the atmosphere an opalescent appearance.
