Singapore’s air quality worsens, all regions record unhealthy levels
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The Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre reported moderate transboundary smoke haze affecting parts of Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore and northwestern Borneo.
From the original report
Data from the National Environment Agency (NEA) showed that the Central region recorded the highest 24-hour PSI of 166 as of 11 am on Tuesday.
The West recorded a PSI of 149, followed by the East at 136, South at 132 and North at 108.
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